ILALA SLIPS INTO THE HARBOR

By Malawi Project | February 23, 2018 | Comments Off

In The Dark of Night Senga Bay, Malawi … Sleek and silent, shrouded in the darkness of a moonless night, the Ilala entered Senga Bay with little or no warning. Hours later, as the morning light crept across the eastern horizon the hull cast shadows on the sparkling blue water that recalled times long, long […]

EXCITEMENT ABOUT PENCILS

By Malawi Project | February 21, 2018 | Comments Off

Organization Focuses on Schools Indianapolis, Indiana … The excitement with their year old organization was evident as Helen Humphrey and Claudia Smith described the vision for 10,000 Pencils, a non-profit group focused on sending school supplies to needy school children. Helen, a native of Johannesburg, and President of 10,000 Pencils, and Claudia Smith, a native […]

MOBILITY PROPELS TEEN ON ACADEMIC JOURNEY

By Malawi Project | February 21, 2018 | Comments Off

Shadreck Changes Course Shadreck Makombola was born in the village where he currently resides, Likhomo Village in Southern Malawi. As he neared the age of 5 the problem became more and more evident. By the age of 14 years of age, the boy’s body has become almost useless. Some concluded it was Muscular Dystrophy, while […]

HUNGER LOOMS AS DROUGHT DELAYS CROPS

By Malawi Project | February 15, 2018 | Comments Off

The role of community warehouses in ending food insecurity By Wilson Isaac Tembo Malawi’s Constitution states that access to and utilization of nutritionally adequate and safe food in the right quantities is a right of each individual (Food Security policy, Ministry of Agriculture, 2006). This emphasizes the importance of food to every human being. However, […]