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Chibanhane Local School - Massinga Mozambique

While I was in Mozambique recently I had the honor of seeing a local school Chibanhane. Massinga Beach a lodge in Mozambique has made this one of their development projects and has built them a classroom. They are busy raising more funds to build a second classroom. On this outing they were distributing free colouring books and crayons to the kids as well as supplying a whole lot of books for their library.

The smile and happiness of these kids for receiving this small gift was amazing, its a small reminder of how fortunate we are and how a small gesture can make others less fortunate than us so happy. This was an emotional day and I was again reminded of the harsh conditions people in Africa live in. 

Should you wish to help and contribute a small donation to this school to help build a second classroom please email me on sean@qmunicate.co.za  so I can send you there banking details.

This is the classroom Massinga Beach built for the Chibanhane School.

Inside the classroom.

Inside the classroom no desks or light, the light you see is from my flash.

 

Massinga Beach staff giving out handouts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

A small donation goes a long way!

Kenya

Continued from Tanzania at Lake Victoria we headed off to Kenya, to Kakamega Forest a tropical rain forest situated in the Western Province of Kenya. What friendly and giving people, with all their hardships they still gave!

Crossing over the equator, Paul pointing this out for us.

A baboon shouting a warning cry at us, Kakamega Forest.

Flowers.

Our accommodation in the forest, we spent a week here and recharged our batteries. A very special place.

Supper one evening.

The crying rock, close to Kakamega Forest.

Looks like a massive monster about to eat Paul.

Mother and child.

Butterfly on Plant.

A local school in forest loved the murals on the wall.

Flower

 I gave a talk at a local school about the importance of preserving the rain forest. I bought 350 indigenous trees for each pupil to plant. My way of giving back and off setting my carbon footprint.

One of the learners planting a tree, love her smile.

Your truly planting my tree.

The staff at Kakamega high school.

From Kakamega forest we headed off to the Great Rift Valley.

Sunrise over the Great Rift Valley.

One can’t explain the size of this valley but in the distance is a storm which looks tiny in the valley. Would love to return here one day and explore this region properly.