Malawi Project

V-Tractor Called in Emergency

Senga Bay, Malawi … The shock came as owners and managers of businesses all along the beach front viewed the problem each in the morning. Sometime during the night large masses of debris had washed up on the beaches interrupting any plans for visitors to visit the beach areas until it was cleaned up. It […]

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Gene and Jean Equals Missions

Be The Change Greenfield, Indiana … Gene was born in Caryle, Arkansas on January 27, 1935. He dropped out of high school, but surprisingly he qualified for college entrance exams at Harding University. A year later he transferred to the University of Arkansas where he majored in agriculture. He graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree, and

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Entrepreneurial Door Opens Wide

Alice Misomali Sees Hope in her Future Namathiya Village-Zomba, Malawi … In 1972, a baby girl was born in a family of Mr. and Mrs. Namkwenya. They named her Alice. Like many school children, Alice started at a nearby Junior Primary School in her Village. It was located 50 kilometers east of Zomba, the former

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Village Group Helping Their Own

Ntalimaja Village, Malawi … As you look at 17-year-old Frolence Sadck it is hard to imagine a mother or sister trying to carry this girl on their back as they move from place to place, but it is a sad fact, and it is true all over Malawi. It is a picture you see far

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Senior Chief Dies in Lilongwe

Lilongwe, Malawi … News was received this past week of the death of Chewa senior chief Mazengera of Lilongwe. He died on Thursday afternoon the 18th of November at Kamuzu Central Hospital (KCH) where he was hospitalized the previous Saturday. He was being treated for bacterial meningitis, and was in the intensive care unit. Condolences

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35 Special Children Receive Aid

Machinji, Malawi … The border crossing is almost in sight when one is at the western edge of the nation in the trading center of Machinji. Although the main road is blacktop, it is not so with the tiny dirt roads and paths traversing the district. This is Malawi, and it does not get much

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Wash your Hands and Join us

Maula Prison, located in the capital city of Lilongwe, is reported to be housing nearly 2,000 prisoners, yet it has a prison capacity of around 1,000. In some cases cells built for 50 or 60 people are said to hold three times that many. Prisoners sleep on blankets on the floor and are too tightly

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Zomba High Security Prison

Zomba, Malawi … The first impression of the Zomba High Security Prison is its view from the Zomba road. From the highway the facility looks deserted. The buildings appear similar to an old dilapidated, run down, deserted set of factory buildings in the rust belt of middle America in the early 70’s. The roofs are

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One Voice Receives Aid

Zomba, Malawi … They all have dreams and expectations, and they all have desires, needs and ambitions. Yet their inner self cannot be revealed, nor can it be known by the outside world. They go through a terrible kind of torment each day, and they face the realities of a life with little or no

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My Ferrari

Senga Bay, Malawi … Have you ever-shoveled and hauled sand? It’s backbreaking work, and in the African nation of Malawi the heat, the weight and oxen that often rebel against the load, compound this backbreaking work. Thus it is no wonder the women of Senga Bay arrived at Samantha Ludick’s door with a major request.

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