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Congratulations and thanks to Stuart and Catherine
Many readers will know Stuart Garner, who has been a director of New Ways for many years and a key part of the team since
Many readers will know Stuart Garner, who has been a director of New Ways for many years and a key part of the team since
In our last newsletter we read about Jim’s arrival in Kenya, heard his initial impressions, learnt something of the work he witnessed. Now we take
In an interesting conference call recently Lenny Jillo and Andrew Yakulula described the very different circumstances in the areas in which they are working. In
My journey to Turkana started with a family connection to New Ways charity. My brother-in-law, William Carson has worked with and supported the charity for
Scholastica Wamalwa wrote an article for the ICN website for the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, reflecting on her life and career
After two years of planning and fundraising, New Ways was able to fund its first project 30 years ago. That first project was supporting a
Central to many of the issues in sub–Saharan Africa in general, and Turkana in particular, is a lack of water. It’s an arid area with
As always, the weather plays a key role in the health and well-being of the people of Turkana. A year without rain ended in April
We have written before about education in Ethiopia but, as you can see, our impact – your impact – is much wider than that, covering
The Nyangatom people are traditionally agro pastoralists, relying on livestock herding and small-scale sorghum farming. Many still adhere to their traditional nomadic lifestyle, moving with
Tepes and Naita, communities on the border with Sudan were very isolated and, as a result, had no access to health and water services so
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