Newsletter

Dear friends, This time the newsletter is a little later than usual and that is because it is written live from Malawi by our loyal friend Ruth and very new Kudimba Trustee (!), she has swapped places with Judy, who left Malawi a few weeks ago. “My first impressions...

Dear friends, Where did 2017 go? Only a year ago we started works on our land… This past year we have achieved so much: it now seems like Cornelio and his family have lived in their new house forever. We have a storeroom to keep our building equipment safely, we have...

Dear Kudimba Friends, It’s already time for another Kudimba update and we’ve got lots to tell as we have made great progress over the past few months. No-one ever was this enthusiastic about a septic tank before as I am. We are so excited that we finally managed to...

Dear friends, Here are some updates in our third Kudimba newsletter. The development on our land in Malawi is going well. Max, Cornelio and William are working hard and every day we are making some progress. Our lovely Judy has spent some time in Lifuwu meeting the...

Dear friends, Here is our second Kudimba newsletter and we are so pleased to start our spring update with some very good news. Finally the land issue we had has been cleared. Six months of red tape and unnecessary paper shuffling later – it seems to be the way things...

Dear friends, This is our first Kudimba newsletter. Our plan is to publish a Kudimba update four times per year, one for every season and this Christmas edition is the very first one. Here are our recent project updates:The big news is that our new Kudimba film is...

Dear friends, Second Kudimba update, more exciting news And soon…• We are starting a new collection of laptops, uniforms and other useful items to be shipped in a container from the UK going to Malawi • Soon our new Kudimba Film will be ready…watch this space October...

Dear friends, Our very first Kudimba update, exciting news: • Kunyumba is doing well and continues to expand. Peter Chasowa and his team are still running the project brilliantly and they continue to look after the children as if they were their own. There are 32...