An ever-increasing advance in technology is changing the way people in Malawi behave, work and communicate. It has been made possible through technology. Communication is increasingly becoming simple with the coming on the Internet, Facebook, and Twitter and, for some, life is becoming easier. People find information through the click of a button. For them, […]
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“International Day of the African Child,” has been recognized on June 16 each year since 1991, when initiated by the Organization of African Unity. It is an effort to focus to the problems being faced by children on the African continent. For many children in Malawi, especially those who live in the village areas, there
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Salima, Malawi … Along the road to the lake, just east of Salima, and a small group of buildings has been constructed. A number of people with physical disabilities are tilling the land, and the resulting crops assist to make them self-reliant. The program is part of the effort by George Banda, and Kuthandiza Osayenda
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The Regency Church of Christ in Mobile, Alabama has been producing Christian literature and sending it to Malawi for the past 20 years. The late John Thiesen, a missionary to Malawi for many years, wrote the tracts. The arrival of the shipment in Indiana included the 14th millionth tract printed. It will be included with
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Indianapolis, Indiana … A representative from another aid organization, who has spent much of his life raising funds for charitable work, recently observed the current climate for contributions is the worst he has ever seen it. Another aid representative noted their contributions were down 80%. At the same time these shortages are being faced by
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Working closely with major contributors, members of the Malawi Project were able to procure approximately three quarters of a million dollars in medical supplies and equipment for a new medical facility in South Sudan. Sponsored by the Mt. Juliet Church of Christ, in Mt Juliet, Tennessee the Sudan Project is taking a page out of
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Thondwe, Malawi …Located in southeastern Malawi, the Namikango Maternity Clinic opened in 1975 in response to the need for maternal health care for a coverage area of over 51,721 people. Today, the center helps deliver as many as 95 babies a month, and in 2011 provided maternal health care for 1,626 pregnant women. Symon J.
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Another Self Sustaining Program Salima, Malawi …The success of the Malawi Project to procure needed supplies, and to distribute them throughout Malawi has been a great success story. Governments, corporations, small businesses, not for profit organizations, churches and innumerable individuals have come together to make it happen. When these shipments reach Malawi, with hardships unrecognizable
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Working with the Malawi Project in the U.S. and the Namikango Mission and Maternity Clinic in Malawi, two Canadian groups have supplied Bibles, Commentaries and other religious material to Malawi. Universal Aide and Compassionate Warehouse in British Columbia, Canada recently sent a 20-foot trailer filled with thousands of books for Bible students, church leaders, and
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Dedza, Malawi … Funding made available through a major contributor has resulted in the construction of a new maize mill for the people in the Lintipi area of Malawi. The mill is located north of the Dedza Trading Center, and west of Highway M-1, in a remote mountainous area of Malawi. It is part of
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