Growing Up in Malawi: Episode 2: The Initiative Makes Progress
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- čas přidán 15. 10. 2012
- Watch the second episode in the documentary series on the Roger Federer Foundation's initiative in Malawi! The infrastructure of the day care center in Mbwetu has been improved significantly in recent months. It was also filled with new toys by ActionAid Malawi. Things have been a little more difficult for the initiative in Thundu, a four-hour drive from the capital Lilongwe. The rainy season delayed construction of the day care center there, and caregivers are only applying the methods that they've learned with hesitation. Those profiled in the documentary series are doing well. The most important change? Hanex Karpingasa finally has the son he has long wanted.
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I noticed that the children are learning already. Even without the school, their learning is taking place through real world experiences. Their land isn't underdeveloped, it is unpolluted. Hopefully they will follow sustainable models of growth and development and not model their lives off of the West.
i plan to go and hep the kids here
And? Did iT? I visited Malawi this year to build a playground, you should have seen the faces of those kids 😌
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wonderful capturing...
Our world system is so messed up where do we send clothes and shoes to help out sad there are plenty of rich people who owns africa.🤔😞😔
Están ha costumbres q le demos la comida
If you can't feed yourself. How can you expect to feed a child.
If you can't feed yourself. Don't try and have children. Well the more kids thay have the more money. Other country's will give them. I wouldn't give them a single penny for that reason.
And that's why they need charity. Because they can't stop them selfs from having more and more kids.
If thay didn't have so many kids. They wouldn't have so many problems. Kids need to be feed clothed watered. Some people can't afford to have children. Some people don't because they know how expensive kids are.
We believe that the African continent will have the opportunity for equality, freedom of thought
and self-development, which will make the country an example of citizenship.
PROJECT
VISION ÁFRICA
The Transformation of the African Continent
Countries to be visited and benefited by the project in the initial phase:
South África: East África: Western África:
Botswana Malawi Angola
Understanding, Development and Transformation for a future Africa that consciously preserves and uses its natural resources. It is a sustainable development.
We believe that the African continent will have the opportunity for equality, freedom of thought
and self-development, which will make the country an example of citizenship.
The project aims to reduce the number of accidents and occupational diseases in the industrial branches throughout South Africa, such as: Agriculture, Construction, Oil, Mining and Railroad Constructions that occur on the African continent. Forming our
students for a safe working life where they will be trained to become aware of their own physical integrity and the integrity of their fellow workers. The project will also address environmental, social, public health, educational, governmental, heritage issues among other situations that can be observed during the development and implementation of the project on African soil.
Topics will be discussed on the African economy, where the idea and the goal will be to develop with the Africans the sustainability of their natural wealth, thus generating new entrepreneurs for this purpose, so that over the years we can be examples for foreign
countries and reason for exports. Always valuing our resources and their scarcity. We must return to nature all that is taken from it.
Together with the African idealizers, the project also aims to create bids for the health ministry and for the African government and for end-to-end institutions the topics covered will cite the most common and most frequent diseases across the African continent. We must clarify the origin of disease, composition of disease, form of contagion, place conducive to proliferation and what preventive measures and corrective care our African people should know:
Ebola: Ebola was first identified in 1976 in two simultaneous outbreaks: one in a village near the Ebola River in the Democratic Republic of Congo and another in a remote area of Sudan.
Cholera: Cholera is caused by a number of types of the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. Certain types give rise to more severe forms of the disease than others. The disease is
mainly transmitted through water and food contaminated with human feces with the presence of bacteria.
Yellow Fever: It is an acute viral illness caused by the yellow fever virus. In most cases, symptoms include fever, chills, loss of appetite, nausea, headaches and muscle aches, especially in the back. Symptoms usually improve after five days. In some people, within a day after symptoms improve, fever returns, abdominal pain appears, and liver damage causes jaundice. When this occurs, the risk of kidney failure increases.
HIV (AIDS): It arose from a virus called SIV, found in the immune system of chimpanzees and African green monkey. Despite not leaving these animals sick, SIV is a highly mutant virus that would have given rise to HIV, the AIDS virus
Understanding, Development and Transformation for a future Africa that consciously preserves and uses its natural resources. It is a sustainable development.
We believe that the African continent will have the opportunity for equality, freedom of thought
and self-development, which will make the country an example of citizenship.
BIOGRAPHY OF THE PROJECT AUTHORS:
05/05/1984
Name:
ADRIANO FLÁVIO QUINTANILHA DE SOUZA
Date of birth:
Address: Rua delta , Casa 01, Gradim São Gonçalo - RJ
Membership: Marival Albino de Souza / Rosemary Araújo Quintanilha de Souza
Nationality:Brasileira
Naturalness: Rio de Janeiro
Formation: Teacher of Health and Safety at Work / Professional Fire Fighter / Rescuer
Nome:
MUHAMAD MAWUNGO MIGUEL
Date of birth:
01/07/1995
Address: Província de Luanda, bairro Tala hady Cazenga.
Membership: Diassoma Miguel / Ngangu Claudine Mawungo
Nationality: Angolana
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Understanding, Development and Transformation for a future Africa that consciously preserves and uses its natural resources. It is a sustainable development.
We believe that the African continent will have the opportunity for equality, freedom of thought
and self-development, which will make the country an example of citizenship.
We ask for the help of partners and sponsorships for the full development of the VISION AFRICA PROJECT. Knowing that it has been developed independently and that to get out of the role and become reality for the people of the African continent,
we need help. In view of our displacement, Accommodation, Food, Clothing, Necessary equipment among others. Any help or partnership will be welcome.
And the project is also available to intellectuals, who want to produce good, on a mission to help the less fortunate.
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Understanding, Development and Transformation for a future Africa that consciously preserves and uses its natural resources. It is a sustainable development.
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