The Malawi Project, Inc

We're Changing a Nation

The Wrong Kind of Medicine

    A Cow Manure Solution
    A father of a six year old came to the gate, "madam PLEASE help my boy for he is not getting better he is getting worse… My son had an accident and he was burned by boiling water one week and some days ago."
    The man was asked if [...]

You Are HIV Positive

Hearing the News that "You Are Positive"
"Malawi doesn’t have the same strictness about privacy that we have in the US," I tried to explain to my guest from America as we both stiffly watched the scene unfold before us. A nurse who was showing us around the clinic had seated us in a little testing [...]

A Sausage for Your Illness, and Your Learning

I learned This from A Sausage Tree
 It was a hot July afternoon in the lower Rift Valley and the African sun was beating down unmercifully. We had finally found a hiding place under the forest canopy at the Liwonde Game Park. Most of the teams who had come to work during their summer vacations had [...]

Struggling Against The Odds

The Fishermen of Nguwo Village
        Senga Bay, Malawi … The wind was blowing in from the lake with an intensity that caused white caps to lunge on the shore as though they were locked in some sort of grudge fight. The morning sun reflected its blazing rays against the grey-blue water in order to [...]

Not About Money

Don’t Pay Me Anything!
    "Don’t pay me anything. Life is not about making money; it’s about helping." With these words Singini Bandawe shrugged off my attempt to compensate him for the fuel and wear and tear on his vehicle that he had expended for me that morning. 
    I had just met Singini a few [...]

Hope In The Distance

    Chiotha Village, Malawi … The rays of the African sun seem to penetrate through the thinning white hair on the back of my head, and tiny beads of sweat trickle down the back of my neck and gather near the small of my back. The rainy season is coming in the sub-Sahara, but first [...]

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