On April 10, 2025, AfCAA had the honor of hosting staff from Global Trust Partners (GTP) during a collaborative visit to Kenya. The visiting GTP team included Trevor Lui (GTP Deputy CEO) from Hong Kong, Anita Mulwana (GTP Global Trainer and English Programs Manager) from Uganda, and Romeo Nkongnou (GTP Global Trainer and French Programs Manager) from Cameroon. AfCAA engaged with new GTP team members and explored potential future collaborations at the AfCAA offices.
A key highlight of the visit was a knowledge management workshop held on April 11, titled “Enhancing Knowledge Management in African Organizations Through AI.” Facilitated by Trevor Lui, the session empowered 21 participants from AfCAA member organizations with the tools needed to leverage artificial intelligence for effective knowledge management.
Participants praised the workshop as “eye-opening,” “insightful,” and “inspiring.” Many participants left with action plans to review their knowledge management policies, improve AI integration in human resources, and promote awareness within their teams. The workshop demonstrated the importance of equipping Christian institutions with innovative tools for growth and stewardship.
AfCAA remains committed to delivering relevant, high-quality training to strengthen Christian organizations across Africa.
Impact: Making a difference in your country and in Africa
“As an organization going through AFCAA assessment has built our credibility across the globe in what we do, people have more confidence in our ministry and services offered as we win, build, send and multiply disciples for Christ. Ministry partners have developed credibility in our accounting system as well as the Board members. The global CCC is relying on this on the evaluations for Kenya stage three assessment as a supporting document. Recommendations that have been acted upon have become like the benchmark for many, for several Cru affiliated organizations within Africa. In Kenya, the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) approves our working relations in terms of purchases and law abiding, we are a center of attraction and integrity setting an example to other NGO’s and parachurch organizations.”
Mr. Arnold Nzova
- Former National Director
- The Life Ministry Kenya
Impact: Improved Operational Efficiency
“We have been undergoing Global and National restructuring that have changed our organisational dynamics. We’re now settling down. Apart from observing government processes and carrying out external financial audit, our relationship with AfCAA is the first exposure we have to an outside organisation “scrutinising” our systems, processes and giving us feedback”
Mr. Emmanuel Richard
- National Director
- Great Commission Movement of Nigeria (GCMN)
Impact: Enhanced Public Trust
“Our engagement with AfCAA has deepened public trust and confidence in International Needs Ghana (INGH). Some organizations have openly shown their admiration to INGH for boldly submitting to AfCAA accreditation and staying committed to it.”
Mr Cromwell Awadey
- Executive Director
- International Needs Ghana (INGH)
Impact: Have a Positive Impact in Accountability
“When we informed our main donor members about the AfCAA accreditation, we were greatly encouraged by the confidence they expressed and the hope for more impact.”
Dickson Masindano
- Executive Country Director
- Buckner Kenya, Kenya
Impact: Glorifying God
“God is in the central point of All we do. Our clients and visitors speak of the impact that our Statement of Faith displays at the reception has had on them. They see us from a different perspective and Christ is always at the core of our discussions.”
CPA / CS Chris Chepkoit
- Director
- HR Power House Limited
Impact: Sustainability of the Organization
“Our church members and development partners continue to work with us because of our continuous commitment to the accreditation programme.”
Rev. George Shiramba
- Senior Pastor
- Karura Community Church, Kenya
