Another new pump

I suppose we really make a song and dance about anything we do in Malawi.
If we told the community in advance the place would be thronged with everyone coming to sing, dance and pray. We just want them to be excited when the word spreads that there is a pump and there is clean, safe drinking water.
I notice that the Canadian girls are very faithful and come to all the pump sites, I feel so stupid not knowing their names

Harisen writes;

John,

The guys at Lusangazi upper have almost finished the brick work, just remaining some of the inside and have given them more bricks.

Oswald is very sick his leg has swollen and he can't walk, he was forcing himself to come to work and I told him to go to hospital, so he did, and he has been going to hospital. at the moment he can't make a step.


We are still installing pumps. I went to MMM and they said they have put in a system of maintenance in their for wells and they are maintaining them. If we feel like maintaining their pumps we should be informing them, otherwise they are already on their maintenance program and it's budgeted for.

Charity went to visit that girl at St Peters, and was asking if Mary can call her to explain more, her immunity was very low, so they went to hospital.

The fuel price has gone up, and the Kwacha has lost its value again, and prices of commodities are going up again, every day.

Their is no rain for 1week now and it's still very hot.

Still having problems with my phone, will buy another one shortly.

Harisen