We are delighted to announce that Malawi Fruits have been awarded £10,000 for a feasibility study to look at growing traditional Malawi fruits as a cash crop for farmers in Northern Malawi. Humza Yousaf, Minister for Europe and International Development, said: “New cash crops for farmers in Malawi […]
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Our Paprika Project continues to go from strength to strength. We now have our full complement of 200 farmers for this season and we will reach 400 in 2015/16 and then 600 farmers in 2016/17. When you consider that every farmer has nine dependents on average, the […]
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Premier Mo’s Store on Coatshill Avenue (G72 9LE), opposite David Livingstone primary, are having a fun day on Sunday 21st of July. Proceeds are going to their 4 favourite charities. Go along and have some fun with face painting, ponies, bouncy castles and lots of other fun […]
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On the 28th of March Malawi Fruits held its first charity ball at 29 Royal Exchange Square. The night was a fantastic success and enjoyed by everyone who attended. During the night guests were entertained by a mixture of African dancing and Ceilidh music. The Charity Ball […]
Read more →Malawi Fruits was delighted to received a donation of £1810 raised at the Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards dinner held on the 8th of March at Motherwell Concert Hall.
Read more →We have a team heading out in May. This is a really exciting trip as not only will we finish Livingstonia Lodges, but we will start on some of our other projects. Check back soon for more details!
Read more →This year we are again having two cycling sportives to raise funds for our work in Malawi. These are run in conjunction with MAF with proceeds being split between the two charities. There are long and short routes for each event so you don’t need to be […]
Read more →For anyone who wants to bring a piece of north Malawi to their own home, why not try Mzuzu Coffee. Visit Sainbury’s and give it a try. The CEO of Mzuzu coffee is on the Nyika Food Trust Board, which Malawi Fruits set up to facilitate our […]
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