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New bus launch
Bravo!! On Friday 24th May, 2019, Makeni Ecumenical Centre launched their school bus! It was a very exciting day for both the pupils and the staff. For a long time the Centre has been thinking about procuring a school bus … Continue reading
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A Bus from Belgium!
Bishop Mukuyamba reports on the 21st of May: We had a very good Easter. I was in Petauke Parish in the Eastern Province of Zambia. It is a district 400 kilometres east of Lusaka from Thursday to Sunday afternoon. I … Continue reading
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2018 Newsletter
Dear Friends of Makeni, Here is an update from MEC on activities in the last year. We hear about the children at St Nicholas Child Care Facility, some of whom are preparing for … Continue reading
More shoes coming from Pitsford School
Pitsford School have been collecting shoes for Makeni again! The tweet below includes a wonderful pair of photos of the primary school children and their shoes lined up on the path outside the school, ready for collection and eventually for … Continue reading
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