| On January 28 an interview with Mlambe Foundation director Menno Welling appeared in his home town newspaper De Gooi- en Eemlander. A brief interview also appeared in the February issue of OneWorld.
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The traditional weavers around Tisunge! are doing a great job in making naturally dyed rugs, placemats, bags, etc. What we need now is a bigger market and a volunteer to assist with product development. Can you assist?
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Menno Welling, as director of Mlambe Foundation, was elected in the founding committee of the Malawi Coalition of Cultural Experts. This body is to organize itself as a reliable counterpart to government, donors and other stakeholders in all matters related to culture and its industries.
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The Tisunge! reforestation project has at the end of its first phase reached a number of 24,400 trees. Chigoda CBO, at sGVH Singano, has been managing the woodlot. The remuneration they get is used half for personal use and half for their own projects in support of the orphans, elderly and chronically ill.
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Mlambe Foundation welcomes Willem Auping to its board. He is succeeding Yvonne Lammers as treasurer who had to take time off to focus on other activities. We thank her for her support in the last years and hope she will be able to rejoin the board in the future.
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Last September six students graduated from the Catholic University of Malawi with assistance from Mlambe Foundation. Davie Simengwa and Gervasio Ngumbira studied Archaeology. Christopher Mankhokwe, Frank Chifuno and John Mankhomwa graduated in Cultural Anthropology and
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