We went to see Mrs Mkala. She fed us plenty of ugali, chapati, spinnach, cabbage and fruit, tea and soda. It was quite a feast.
She told us about some of the volunteers that have been coming to the primary school, and it seems many of them are doing more harm than good. They are smoking in front of the students and not bothering to plan or even show up to classes because they are hungover.
We also helped her mark some english grammar excercises.
In the late afternoon we greeted her old wrinkly mother in law who lived next door, and who seemed very pleased to meet us.
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| Mrs Mkala's home |
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| Ugali and spinach |
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| Sis looking very silly. |
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| Mrs Mkala wanted a lot of photos |
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| Brother with Mrs Mkala and her husband |
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| Cheers - because we're having a feast. |
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| More cheers. |
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| Marking Standard VIIs exercise books |
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| Marking |
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| English in Sekei Primary School |
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| Marking |
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| The new chicken farm. The last ones all died because of a disease. |
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| Looking at the chicken. |
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| The new store - Mrs Mkala has built a whole new house, so they now have a new shop and a bedroom that they rent out. |
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| Showing off the store. |
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| Mrs Mkala walking us back to our hotel in Sekei after lunch. |
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