Malawi/Swaziland Visit - Sunday 18th March
John Riches • March 18, 2018
Howard took us to the local Anglican Church, where we met the local priest, a well-educated friendly man who had brought up his two sons since his wife died when their younger son was 2. He lives in a very basic house and is busy rebuilding the church, which had become too small. He left us to go to a church some way from Karonga and we took our places for a three hour service in the local language. Lots of very vigorous singing with a good choir and amazingly well-behaved children.
Lunch with Howard, and then a quiet rest of the day at the Lodge.
A woman farmer in South Africa harvesting her chillies ready or them to be turned into chilli sauce
The impact at origin of Sunshine Nuts in Mozambique is truly remarkable
Black Mamba is a small African Producer based in Eswatini, they are changing lives through their jams and chillies and working with True Origin
A Message from Tracy Mitchell, Managing Director, & Alistair Menzies, Chair of the Board
The Story of Beer Bread from a granny's kitchen in South Africa to the UK and beyond.
HOW EVERY JAR FROM TRUE ORIGIN CHANGES LIVES IN RURAL KENYA
