Malawi Project

SPARED THE AGONY OF STARVATION

They sat quietly waiting, as the silence seemed to settle over the entire gathering. One could imagine hearing a pin drop. A large part of the gathering was composed of widows from nearby villages; most had been selected because they had no food, and little hope of finding any. A few minutes earlier Wilson Tembo […]

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FOUR MILLION DOLLAR SHIPMENT ARRIVES

It is a co-operative effort between World Emergency Relief and the Malawi Project, with drugs coming from: Italy, Cyprus, India, China, Ireland, and the Netherlands. The shipment was recently sent to the Namikango Mission in southern Malawi where Wilson Tembo and staff members from the Mission unloaded and prepared the medicines for distribution to hospitals

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HAMMER WITHOUT A HANDLE

Lilongwe, Malawi … Can you imagine getting ready to drive a nail only to find the only hammer has only a head and no handle? It is no surprise that the lack of basic hand tools is among the many things absent in this, the third poorest nation on earth. After discovering the hammer had

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THAT CALL AT 3 AM

Thondwe, Malawi … In this political season in the U.S. the candidates often create concern with the question,   “Who would you rather have answering the phone in the White House at 3 AM?”   We aren’t trying to get involved in answering that question! Who knows the answer until that time comes. BUT, what

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PRISON YARD OR GRAVEL PIT

South of Dedza, Malawi … In some parts of the world the sight of men breaking rocks in a hot, dry, open area would remind the viewer of a prison yard, and men sentenced to a life of hard labor. This scene in Malawi is nothing of the kind. It is actually men at work

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DRIP SYSTEMS BRING SELF ESTEEM

Lilongwe, Malawi … Drip Irrigation systems are part of the Malawi Project’s ongoing effort to offset the effects of the current famine by helping the farming community get on its feet from the disasterous famine now affecting Malawi. These systems are one part of a three-pronged effort to help the Malawian’s get on their feet,

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JOINT PROGRAMS ATTACK FAMINE

Malawi, Central Africa … While the sub-Sahara is gripped in a critical famine that promises to get worse as the months come and go, the Malawi Project is engaged in a three pronged effort to assist some areas of the country to take measures that will help offset the full impact of this food shortage

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“WALK BEHIND” GOES TO JAIL

Zomba Central Prison, Malawi … Zomba Central Prison is the main prison in Malawi. It is located across the road from Zomba Central Hospital, and on the southwestern edge of the old Capital city of Zomba. The prison is home to over 2,000 inmates, including not only men, but also about 30 women and children

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WOMAN WITH A ROOF ON HER HEAD

Kasungu, Malawi … At first it looks like a bundle of grass or bamboo moving cautiously along the road. As it gets closer one can make out feet protruding below it, then a body begins to take shape. As it gets even closer one can nearly recognize that a woman is carrying this massive bundle

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CROPS IN THE DRY SEASON

Thondwe, Malawi … Traditionally farm crops are seldom grown in the dry season in Malawi. There are basically only two seasons; one the dry season that runs from April to October, and the other the rainy season, running from November to the end of March. During the dry season there is almost no rain at

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