2019-2021: What happened in the school gardens?
A report by Sibylle Kronimus on the development of school gardens over the past two years.
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Autor: eikito@mlango
Cherries for mlango
School children in Malawi don’t know any cherries – what a shame – they would like them! In order to give them some of our rich cherry harvest in a roundabout way, we gave the fruit on the bike path at the weekend for a small donation.
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Sustainability: Maize sacks become Malawian school sacks
Eine Freude für die Frauen im Dorf, unter der Leitung von Mai Jana – der Handarbeitslehrerin – mit Nähen der Schultaschen ein wenig Geld zu verdienen.
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School mail from Malawi
Wir wollten gerne wissen, wie es den Lehrkräften und den SchülerInnen geht und wie sie unter den Bedingungen der Pandemie leben. So haben wir sie angeschrieben …
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Mlango e.V. is recognized as NGO
Done! After years of bureaucratic struggle, Mlango e.V. was officially confirmed as an NGO on
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Malawi Journey July 2019: Return flight with heavy suitcases
In July Martin, Moritz and Ecki from Mlango flew to Africa with 6 suitcases and 165 kg of luggage.
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School Garden Reports February 2019
What do our four schools report about their gardening activities from September to December 2018? What went well, which fruits are grown, where are problems?
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Teachers Bicycles
In order to simplify the long journeys to the schools, we are pleased with three teachers, who were presented on December 24, 2018 brand new wheels.
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Soccer balls as friendship balls!
With this idea, visitors of the Africa Day painted and signed four footballs with us, which will be presented on the next visit to the Malawian schools.
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What is Likuni Phala?
Likuni Phala is a mixture of corn and soy and is served as a meal like semolina.
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