We survived the night! Now we know that the village is habitable once again, and we have just one more problems to solve before the village...

Yesterday afternoon we had some down time as we learned about the Masaai tribe. We had a go at our own shepherding, guiding our blindfold...

One of the most difficult problems we had to solve was getting water to the village. We heard the story of Wesselina, a Malawian woman who...

The challenges continue on day 3, as we experience what it would be like for our villagers to access medical support from their village. Fo...

This afternoon, we cleared the minefield with some careful detecting, brushing and disarming, with only minimal loss of limbs! The te...

Day 2, and another emergency has arisen. Three of the teachers are ill. Mr Mansell has ameobic dysentery, Mr Ngwenya has typhoid and Mrs Ex...

What an exciting day we have had so far! We arrived here in Africa just after 9:15 this morning. Coming from three different organisations,...

We had solved all but one last problem: the water we collected for the village was not suitable for drinking. It was going to need to be fi...

We survived the night with no lion attacks, and now have our final task ahead of us: transporting water into the village and cleaning it to...

Yesterday afternoon we helped to bring livestock back to the village, using traditional Maasai herding techniques. We enjoy our break t...

We woke this morning to another beautiful day, and although we are feeling tired after our busy week, we were ready for more activities. One...

Today we set out to solve a number of problems facing the village. Firstly, we tried to understand how it would have felt for the villagers ...