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Farewell to Ambuya Judy Passmore
At the end of December 2008, our dear Ambuya Judy Passmore bade farewell to MEC and to the children of St. Nicholas Orphanage. Mrs Passmore retired due to ill health. She was the house mother just after the inception of … Continue reading
St Nicholas Village dormitories
This recent photo shows Martha, Grace, Chikondiwe and Jane at St Nicholas Village for Children. They were just back at their dormitories during a lunchtime break at Makeni Centre Primary school. At the time this was taken, there were 31 … Continue reading
Primary School Extension
Here is a picture of ongoing work to extend the primary school facilities at Makeni Centre. The headmaster, Mr George Halubobya, is in the foreground. There is an increasing demand for primary school teaching in our area, and we currently … Continue reading
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HIV/AIDS Awareness – A Timely Donation
Joe Silwenga reports: Makeni Ecumenical Centre HIV/AIDS Prevention Project needed T-shirts for its HIV/AIDS Workplace awareness programme, which requires that all staff put on the T-shirt printed with an HIV/AIDS message every Friday. We were privileged to receive a donation … Continue reading