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Thank you to our team

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I wish to say a personal thank you for such an amazing, giving and supportive team who share a passion for helping others – they give their time, knowledge and expertise freely. Thank you Makaka Vestar for managing us all.  For seeking the contacts, your key organisation and follow-up skills and for getting us to the right place at the right time!

Thank you Luyima Ponsiano and Mgwali James for sharing your wealth of knowledge and expertise and Ivvan for your encouragement and prayers during this visit.

The dedication of this team is beyond words – THANK YOU 

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Kitungwa, Gombe

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Agricultural training was held at Kitungwa Village, Gombe from the 7th to the 9th August 2023.  The community welcomed us and our trainings and informed us that the natural remedies would save them much money.  They were grateful that the remedies were genuine and helped to change their mindset that they were evil magic.

They also discussed with enthusiasm how they could begin small businesses and work together as a community to plant the wider land to increase the variety of plants they grew and improve their diet.

Twenty-eight delegates attended the training, representing twenty-eight families.  During the training a family was also reunited with a lost brother from the next village after many years separation and not knowing where each other was located.

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Agricultural training was held at Kanjuki Village from 31st July to the 2nd August 2023.  The community was very welcoming and fully embraced all that we shared including the importance of exercise, dancing and singing alongside praise and worship, prayer and the agricultural training.

The time spent learning together was joyous and beneficial to us all.  Each delegate took turns digging, collating resources for composting and asking questions.  The Minister of Agriculture for the District also attended the last session and endorsed the training.

Forty delegates attended the training, representing forty families and agreed to meet regularly as a community to discuss and coordinate planting plans together.