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Incredibly friendly welcome everywhere we go!
Kerstin’s travel diary – visit to Mai Jana and the women’s aid ladies. These days it is very hot here in the region at the foot of the Mulanje Mountains.
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Repair done! Now the gardening can continue
It wasn’t even 4 weeks ago that we reported on the urgently needed repairs to the two wheelbarrows. It shows how intensively the garden tools are used.
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It was very touching!
Yesterday I was invited to visit the chaplain of the Mulanje Mission Hospital. It was very touching! Mothers are very often with the sick. The relatives sleep on the ground in front of the beds, even in the private ward.
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You are welcome!
Kerstin’s travel diary – her report from today: Simply amazing, so much happiness, gratitude and “you are well come!”. Ecki just said: get out, I’ll drive. And then I was surrounded by dancing and singing children.
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Frankfurt, Addis Ababa, Lilongwe – for the first time in Africa!
Hardly anyone is loyal to MLANGO for longer and achieves more consistent donation(bags) than her. Now the time has come!
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When vegetables smile
Teachers and students are very grateful for receiving new watering cans. Mapereka School and Nkondezi School were equipped with new watering cans.
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Borehole done! Water is back at Mapareka School
For months there was an acute problem with the pump and the borehole at Mapereka Primary School.
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Further news from our school gardens in October
In den Schulgärten von Nkondezi, Mwangothaya und Nsanjama hat sich viel getan. Es wurde reichlich gegossen, Kompostmist ausgebracht. Senf, Chinakohl, Bohnen und Mais wurde geerntet.
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The journey of improving soil fertility
Some few months ago at Mwangothaya school: Fertile soils were prepared using dead plants, ashes, water. Some remains from likuni phala kitchen.
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Gardening at Nsanjama School – next plans – and what does all this bring us
Sie wissen, dass es den Menschen durch die Landwirtschaft gut geht und sie gesund bleiben können.
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