ZIKOMO CBO OF MATANDE VILLAGE IN ZOMBA DISTRICT
REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE AND JULY 2010 by Bazwell Makanda

INTRODUCTION
This report covers the activities planned and achievements made at ZIKOMO CBO of Matande Village in Zomba District in the month of June 2010.

MATANDE CBO CENTRE

INTRODUCTION
This report covers the activities planned and achievement made during the month of February 2010 at Zikomo Matande CBO in Zomba District.

This report covers the activities carried out at ZIKOMO CBO of Matande Village in Zomba District in the months of November to January 2010.

MATANDE CBO CENTRE

ZIKOMO CBO

MINUTES OF FIRST MEETING WITH BOARD OF DIRECTORS HELD AT ZIKOMO CBO IN MATANDE VILLAGE ON 27/09/09

MEMBERS PRESENT

Progress Report July 2009

Compiled by:  Felicity Milligan/ Alexander Mpota

Date: 23rd June 2009

Contents

1.    Introduction
2.    Goals Accomplished
3.    Overall review of month

1.Introduction

VOTE OF THANKS

We register our thanks and appreciation for the donation of Ten (10) treadle pumps.

Attached is the report and pictures of how the pumps were distributed and how they will benefit the beneficiaries. Maranatha Ministries cannot thank you enough because your donation is such that will go a long way in alleviating of suffering of people who experience hopelessness and despair.

Brighton W. Wanyemba

1.    NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES BY AGE AND GENDER

We were wondering would there be any company or individual out there that is upgrading their laptop(s) and would like to put there old one to good use. In line with our minimum adminstration cost policy our Malawian employee, Alice Sovereign Chisi, has been writing and emailing us her field reports from internet cafes.

There was slight delay in the start of the rainfall season in some
parts of the southern region. Normally the southern parts of the country
receive planting rains around mid November but this season, many parts
of the country had not yet received planting rains by the end of
November. This is especially the case in the Lower Shire districts of
Chikwawa and Nsanje, where planting had not yet started.

Our final month working on the Zikomo Malaria Prevention project was a great success.  September we saw our first actual Malaria Prevention volunteer come out to the projects.  Martin Thomas worked hand in hand with Alexander Mpota, our malaria prevention manager, to get the job done.  Getting the final houses done was a tough task.  September coming into October, which is known as the suicidal month due to the heat, was really hot.  Spraying houses in the full spray suit, with face mask and goggles was a tiring job.  None the less the houses were sprayed, the