Helping a remote village in Tanzania build a new, fourteen-room primary school
Here is brief video of villagers helping with the harvest.
In this video, they are growing seedlings that will be transplanted later, into the fields.
In this video, Father Placid shows us the fields and the crops that are made possible by your generous donations. The village now enjoys food security, which they did not have before.
This year the lack of rain has made it very difficult for the people.
Crops, for instance maize, were planted but now are greatly affected as shown in this attached photo. This is the period normally people start eating fresh maize, rice, groundnuts, etc. This year none of them are ready to harvest. The picture shows maize plants that are not in a good state. They have retarded growth and likely there is no hope of harvesting anything out of them
“So we have a very special guest of honour in our homes this year. His name is Hunger,” said Father Placid.
Let us hope and pray that the rains continue and that some of the crops ripen soon for the people of Luhombero.