Last year SSLLP distributed Mbundumale cassava stems to some households in Karonga. We shared pictures and stories of some households that received these on our social sites. As per the norm, once ready the crop should be passed on to another beneficiary. Mr. Kenneth Mvula became a beneficiary of the project this year as he…
Read MoreMr. Mwangomba is one of the beneficiaries who received both sweet potato and cassava cultivars from SSLLP this year. He is a very hard working farmer that has received the development gladly. Mr. Mwangomba managed to multiply the sweet potato vines he was given tremendously and transplanted the vines to an even wider field. He…
Read MoreOur success story: Morris Mwenempiki Morris received a dairy cow from SSLLP on 7 November 2007. This dairy cow calved five times, 3 bulls and 2 heifers. The money she got from selling her bulls helped her a great deal, Morris bought a piece of land at the Boma with this money and built a…
Read MoreSteria Naphiri aged 71 is one of the ten people who received the original high grade dairy cattle in February, 2003.Steria was a business woman before the animals were given to her, for a living she sold fish and beans and when the dairy cattle were given to her she stopped selling beans and fish…
Read MoreBothar is a charity organization that works through local community groups that vary immensely in size and form. Bothar has worked with SSLLP since the beginning of the organization which is in 1996, Bothar has worked with SSLLP on the implementation of livestock resilience projects were hybrid dairy cows and goats were donated directly from Ireland to…
Read MoreIn the year 2003, ten dairy farmers received original dairy cattle straight from Ireland. The strength of this project was in the idea of passing on the heifers from one beneficiary who received the animal to another. After fourteen years of the projects implementation, one might tend to wonder if the project has addressed the…
Read MoreSSLLP envisions a Malawian society where small holder farmers are able to realize meaningful, tangible and sustainable livelihood benefits from agricultural enterprise and natural resources and SSLLP realizes that this cannot be achieved if women are left behind in Agricultural activities. Malawi as a country is comprised by a majority of women and so if…
Read MoreClimate change has not been an exception in Malawi and some districts like Karonga have been greatly affected by drought and floods that have occurred due to climate change. SSLLP has intervened to help households that have been affected by climate change, SSLLP has been involved in distributing cassava varieties and sweet potato varieties to…
Read MoreSSLLP recognizes that women contribute positively to Agricultural activities and the well being of various households through out the whole country. Women have benefited from the various projects
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