After returning home from Uganda in 2008, I did a presentation at a Rotary club where I was asked by one man, “Do you think the Africa problem will ever be solved?” Often I think of this question as it may encapsulate one perspective— that there are so many problems in Africa, is it worth trying?
Contemplating the many challenges of creating not just a sustainable life for ourselves and others… but a really great life full of opportunity and freedom, it is good to remember that doing something is always better than doing nothing. If we can make a difference in the life of one child, then we have changed the world for that one person. And loving kids is a great way to make loving adults.
Casey, Miracle and I had a meeting last week at Bunabumali Good Samaritan school with Norman Nakhokhoe, James Nakhokhoe(Norman’s dad), Julius(school headmaster), Esther(Norman’s sister), and Sarah(a teacher). The school has 5 female and 4 male teachers working on voluntary basis working with children from nursery to P3(approx 8 years old)— around 70 students.

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