We are now in our 13th year in Malawi and still making a little contribution, thanks to the support we get from caring people everywhere. Every year has shown a few new dots joined, even though our spend stays about the same per year, but
4th December 2017: Each day now our teams go in different directions, assisting each other to get as much work in as possible. Here in the picture Miriam (Preschools) and Prominence (Forestry) wait to head off on a joint venture with the pump guys delivering cement and
4th October 2017: The picture shows small beginnings of a remote rural preschool. It will make an enormous difference. 3 to 6 year olds will go to preschool and almost all will transfer to primary school. From: Prominence, Miriam and Christopher Venue: Lusangazi at V.H Lamson Jere People present:
2nd October 2014: Alepher writes: This programme helps the girls to develop skills and knowledge for a better tomorrow.They will be dependent on us now, but will help in developing our motherland, Malawi. Most of these girls are from remote areas and and travel unimaginable distances to strive
17th Sept 2014: A report from Alepher: Date: 17/09/2014 Venue: Lusangazi farm GENERAL STAFF MEETING AGENDA • Review of farm • Review of factory • Duties and responsibilities of workers 1. Openning prayer The meeting started with a prayer by Wezzie Nyirenda 2. Introduction All the workers did self introduction and they mentioned their duties and responsibilities 3.
13th September 2014: These guys are relentless. They are so systematic and of course have to be. We had a team building meeting at the beginning of the year to look at trying to organise our production. I asked if we could REALLY produce 15,000 seedlings for January 2015. One
11th September 2014: Local Mango in Malawi is in season for a very short time and then it falls and often rots. We are now producing 8 different varieties on our farm. The idea is to have better fruit and extend the growing season. Soon we are planning
23rd August 2014: Not too many people in Malawi work on Saturday, which constantly amazes me in such a poor country. All our staff work, while some go to Church. This meeting looks pretty official, note the chairs!! The weekly report from the farm goes: From: John Mtonga Date: 23 August
2nd April 2014: Alepher (and Linda) popped to the farm to, as she says, supervise & monitor the work. BENEDICTO Talked to Benedicto who is in charge of the orchard, it was noted that Benedicto has started clearing the upper orchard , and supported the fruit trees. She advised Benedicto that