“PASS ME ANOTHER WATER BOTTLE!”

By Malawi Project | November 14, 2017 | Comments Off

Conservation Project Uses Bottles More than 4,000 plastic water bottles, including coke and catsup containers, as well as various other plastic bottles have been collected all over Senga Bay. In a campaign to clean up the bay area, and conserve natural resources, (including an attempt to slow dumping of more refuge in landfills), Senga […]

EATING MUD AND DIRT

By Malawi Project | November 7, 2017 | Comments Off

Asidi Chisale Saw Us Pass Him Zomba, Malawi … As they neared the village, Wilson Tembo saw him waiting for the vehicle to pass in front of him. Because he was crawling on the ground it was too dangerous to be near the roadway as traffic passed at a high rate of speed. Little did […]

INDIANA TEEN MAKES CLEAN WATER POSSIBLE

By Malawi Project | November 6, 2017 | Comments Off

Linthipi, Malawi … Water must be available to sustain life, and this means where people are there is water. However, the fact that water is available does not mean it is clean water, nor does it mean there is an ample supply year around. Malawi is the most densely populated nation in Africa, based […]

SMALL WOUND LEADS TO AMPUTATION

By Malawi Project | October 30, 2017 | Comments Off

Salubeni Leni Moves About on One Leg It was Sunday morning and we were a long way from Lilongwe. In fact, we were closer to the Zambian border than the capital of Malawi. Our journey had taken us toward Zambia on M-12, and then 16 kilometers north along an exhausting, teeth jaring, pothole packed, dirt […]