Volunteers back in Sitima
With the lifting of Covid restrictions, two volunteers, Chris and Marian, have been able to return to Malawi after a break of two years. Chris reports; “It’s lovely to be back again, immediately slotting back into Sitima life. With regard to Covid, everything appears to be very safe with no known cases in our immediate area. Whilst here we intend to follow up on our projects, evaluating progress and making suggestions for how we go forward. Lots of updates coming!”
Other News
Christmas Greetings and news from our Chairman
Click above, to read the Christmas letter from our chairman Andy Clark who has recently returned from a working visit to Sitima. The trustees join with Andy in wishing you a very happy Christmas
Masks for Malawi
Malawi like everywhere else in the world is experiencing the traumas of Covid 19. At the time of writing, confirmed cases are 2500 and deaths 40. These figures may not seem high but they have shot up since the middle of June
Inflation soars in Malawi
Malawi, ranked as the world’s fourth poorest country, is currently facing a deepening economic crisis. Inflation remains critically high, with rates of 29% in April and 27.7% in May 2025, significantly eroding purchasing power and worsening poverty.