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by kusamala | Dec 17, 2012 | General
A tour of Lilongwe, of course! We had our entire staff and most of their families attend. We rented a bus and filled 3 cars to get everyone around. Kids, husbands, wives, brothers and sisters. We were quite the group! Our first stop was at the President Banda...
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by kusamala | Dec 10, 2012 | General
Having handed over the reins to Molly at the beginning of May my heart has remained with Kusamala and I have been looking for a way to continue to contribute to the great work the organisation is doing. Having recently moved to Geneva, home to several international...
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by kusamala | Dec 7, 2012 | General
Is it going to rain today? This has been a common question around the center lately as the clouds are beginning to build up in the afternoons. Most days, the answer is no, but more and more often we are getting a nice rain in the evening. This rain makes us all...
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by kusamala | Nov 23, 2012 | Events, General
Yesterday at the farm we celebrated the American holiday of Thanksgiving in the traditional manner – with lots and lots of food. While none of our Americans could exactly remember the story behind Thanksgiving (and we have a good number of Americans right now!),...
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by kusamala | Nov 6, 2012 | General
Permaculture is taking over the world. As was shown by last week’s visit from the Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning, Mr. Michael Russell, our international influence is growing! During his weeklong visit to Malawi to strengthen ties...
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by Tiwonge Nkosi | Oct 24, 2012 | General
Held at SUN ‘N’ SAND Holiday Resort in Mangochi on the 17th -19thOctober, 2012, where Chisomo Kanchacha, Kusamala’s Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, presented a paper on the impacts of permaculture at the household level. The theme of the symposium...
