Future Projects
Twice a year we hope to send over 30 coaches to 4 countries, including Botswana, Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda.
Past Projects
Uganda 2008
Going back to Lugogo and Jinja...
Going back to Lugogo and Jinja...
Kenya 2008
Building on the last few trips
Building on the last few trips
Rwanda 2008
Committing to the next 5 years
Committing to the next 5 years
Kenya 2007
Taking CWB to the next stage of development
Taking CWB to the next stage of development
Rwanda 2007
Breaking New Ground
Breaking New Ground
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Cairo to Cape Town 2006A Straight Drive through Africa
Cairo to Cape Town 2006
In October 2005 CWB embarked on our first project with Andy Hobbs, Chris Kangis and Ed Williams: a world first of coaching cricket from Cairo to Cape Town and using the game as a vehicle to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS. Travelling courtesy of a motley collection of battered and lethal buses, taxis, matatus (shared mini-buses), bicycles and, on one occasion, a forty-four hour trek in an old Chinese train, CWB encountered international cricketers, politicians, crooks, aid workers, diplomats, teachers and thousands of inspirational children. Over 7 months CWB undertook projects and laid the foundations for future work in Egypt, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. In the process we coached almost 3,000 children, left Kwik Cricket Equipment behind and taught and certified 175 new coaches with the International Cricket Council (ICC) basic coaching qualification.
In October 2005 CWB embarked on our first project with Andy Hobbs, Chris Kangis and Ed Williams: a world first of coaching cricket from Cairo to Cape Town and using the game as a vehicle to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS. Travelling courtesy of a motley collection of battered and lethal buses, taxis, matatus (shared mini-buses), bicycles and, on one occasion, a forty-four hour trek in an old Chinese train, CWB encountered international cricketers, politicians, crooks, aid workers, diplomats, teachers and thousands of inspirational children. Over 7 months CWB undertook projects and laid the foundations for future work in Egypt, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. In the process we coached almost 3,000 children, left Kwik Cricket Equipment behind and taught and certified 175 new coaches with the International Cricket Council (ICC) basic coaching qualification.
