Bom dia ….. Good morning …..Buenos dias …. Mangwanani akanaka ….. Sawubona
Needless to say we cry with everyone that has lost loved ones through this pandemic. Closer to us …. many has died. Beloved friends, pastors, dads, grandfathers, mothers ……………. the pandemic spared no one. It is only by grace that we […]
Cyclone Idai ripped out the heart of central Mozambique when it wrecked havoc over a huge area affecting more than 100 000 people. Many months after NGO’s left most of the area is still barren and people are still hungry, sick and are struggling to pick their lives.
Through the Global Leadership Summit, Harvesters Ministries […]
On 14 March 2019 at 23:30 on of the biggest cyclones to hit Mozambique reached landfall. The extent of the damage was beyond anyone’s imagination. 168 000 ha of agriculture were destroyed and some towns totally destroyed. Beira city was 90 % destroyed. People were sleeping when the cyclone hit their […]
Dowa, March 4, 2016: The World Food Program (WFP) which, in partnership with a local Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), is distributing food and cash transfers to people registered under the Malawi Vulnerability and Assessment Committee (MVAC) in Dowa district has admitted facing challenges particularly in the first months of implementing the exercise.
WFP’s Monitoring and Evaluation officer, Ronald […]
Photo taken by a friend of mine, pilot Andy Kuret a few days ago. The devastation is simply enormous.
I just received this letter from one of our pastors in Malawi. The devastation after the recent flooding is worse than we could ever thought. I place his letter just as I received it and didn’t change anything […]
In what is likely to be one of 2015’s deadliest natural disasters, two weeks of heavy rains have hit the southeastern African nations of Malawi, Mozambique, and Madagascar, triggering rampaging floods that have killed at least 260 people and left 260,000 homeless, said Bloomberg News today.
Hardest hit was Malawi, where 176 people are dead or […]
If you could turn back the clock a few months ago …. you would remember the tragedy that stared our community in the face in Mozambique. Three children died in a very short period as they were trying to cross a river on their way to our bush school in Mucombeze. They were all killed […]
It was an interesting day ….. 27 January 2014. While I was busy with our pedagogic staff members preparing them for the new school year …. rain poured down in buckets. Without knowing what was about to happen we continued a few miles away … while the river that forms the boundary to our farm […]
The dust on the field and the huge failed crop stares Lucy from Sinjal in the face. Small drops of sweat forms on her forehead as she tries to pick up a few maize cobs to feed her baby. “Where will my help come from” and she turns on her Audio Bible and listens to […]