Africa Highlights

Highlights of our GEM Africa operations

GEM Africa Live Updates

A brutal Civil War is taking place right now in Sudan 🇸🇩. This has caused a large scale humanitarian crisis. Over 1.4 million people have already been displaced. @globalempowermentmissionafrica is actively on the ground supporting the Sudanese refugees with food, hygiene, & basic supplies as they flee the country. The need for support is substantial. These refugees were kicked out of their homes & robbed by militants. They have nothing. They sleep outside for days awaiting entry into Ethiopia. At this border crossing, over 1,000 refugees cross per day. There are hundreds of camps just like this along the borders. To support this vital mission click the link in our bio! #Sudan #Ethiopia #GemMissions #bstrong @globalempowermentmission 🎥 @spencervybes

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GEM Africa’s Ethiopian volunteers dropping substantial supplies to border shelters for Sudanese refugees.

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Current refugee camp conditions in Ethiopia/Sudan border.

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Meet Tom Berhane, our GEM Africa team lead for the northern countries. Tom is a retired US Green Beret that’s born in Ethiopia.

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GEM Africa teams offloading vital aid for Sudanese refugees on the Ethiopian border.

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GEM Africa Missions

Conflict

2023

Sudan Conflict

Sudan

GEM dispatched to respond to the ongoing and critical crisis in Sudan. This specialized team, led by a former Green Beret, distributed aid at refugee camps in 3 different regions within Sudan, where hundreds of thousands of people reside.

Cyclone

2023

Cyclone Freddy

Malawi

Cyclone Freddy lasted 5 weeks, making it the longest-lasting tropical cyclone ever recorded. When it finally made landfall, Malawi, Africa was hit with catastrophic flooding that severely impacted the locals.

Typhoons

2019

Cyclone Idai

Mozambique

On March 4, tropical cyclones affected Africa causing catastrophic damage and a humanitarian crisis in Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Malawi, with 1,300 deaths/missing people, and $2.2billion in damages.