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By dekoposh on | From dekoposh.blogspot.com
Madonna To Build Schools In Malawi Madonna has not forgotten her commitment to help the children of Malawi and has announced plans to build ten new schools in Malawi with buildOn, a deeply respected non-profit organization that has an unparalleled track record of school construction in Malawi. buildOn has already built 54 primary schools in Malawi and with Madonna’s commitment will greatly expand their work. Madonna, who is scheduled to perform at this Sunday’s Halftime show, is about to...Read Full Story

Madonna says charity plans 10 schools in Malawi

By famespy on | From fameball.com
Featuring: Madonna Malawi | Raising Malawi | Madonna Raising | Nearly Madonna | Malawi Nearly AP - Nearly six years after it was created, Madonna's Raising Malawi charity is set to break ground on the construction of schools in the impoverished country, but they will be run by the local community, not the superstar's organization. [From: Yahoo Music]Read Full Story

Happy 6th Birthday David Banda Ritchie!

By francoise on | From celebritybabyscoop.com
Name: David Banda Mwale Ciccone Ritchie Date of Birth: September 25, 2005 Parents: Madonna Ciccone & Guy Ritchie Siblings: Lourdes Maria (10/14/96), Rocco (08/11/00) & Mercy James (01/22/06) Facts: Maddonna began the process to adopt David from Malawi on October 10, 2006 The adoption was finalized on May 28, 2008 Last year, Madonna took David back to Malawi where they paid an emotional visit to her son's former orphanage Quotes: "You can [have it all] but what you can't...Read Full Story

It’s official: Madonna will adopt second child from Malawi

By mrrusssss on | From topcelebrityheadlines.com
The Associated Press and People Magazine are now reporting that Madonna will return to Malawi to adopt another child. They claim that Madonna has already filed the papers, and an American government official has confirmed the adoption. Though neither source gives the child’s name, Madge has been trying to adopt a now four-year-old little girl named Mercy James for well over a year, but the girl’s living relatives have tried to block it . Madonna recently gave an interview to Malawi’s Nation...Read Full Story

Malawi’s DD Sunshine triumph in Zambia

By Maravipost on | From maravipost.com
MZUZU--Malawi’s women’s football giants DD Sunshine showed what they are made of when they on Saturday out-dazzled Zambia’s champions Red Arrows 4-2 at Independence Stadium in Lusaka, Zambia in an international friendly to mark that country’s 47th independence anniversary celebrations. According to a Daily Times report, the Malawian women came from behind to inflict defeat on the Barclays champions for the Lusaka Province in their first international friendly. Linda Kasenda scored the...Read Full Story

BMW prize revs up interest as Ms MW 2011 kicks into gear

By Maravipost on | From maravipost.com
LILONGWE—The search for Miss Malawi 2011 has started kicked off and the announcement that the winner and a lucky voter will drive off in a brand new BMW has generated a buzz for the pageant and many girls are signing up. “We want to encourage every Malawian to vote for their favorite queen and by voting they will also stand a chance to win various prizes including a BMW as well,” event manager Vitu Kamanga told the Weekend Times after the launch in Mzuzu. “There has been a lot of talk from...Read Full Story

Ntaba ‘enjoyed’ others’ pain in murderous regime--Activists

By Maravipost on | From maravipost.com
‘I was in school’ LILONGWE—Hetherwick Ntaba may speak for Malawi's current president but he is the least qualified individual to raise questions about those who lived in exile at the height of Dr. Kamuzu Banda's oppressive regime, leading human rights activists have said. Undule Mwakasungura, head of Human Rights Consultative Committee (HRCC) which has a membership of over 97 civil society organisations, and Rev. MacDonald Sembereka, HRCC's board member, say Ntaba was in the thick of...Read Full Story

M.I.A.? Joyce Banda, John Tembo help stop the bloodletting!

By Maravipost on | From maravipost.com
COMMENT IN days leading to July 20th ‘day of rage’ Malawi’s opposition leaders John Tembo, Joyce Banda and Friday Jumbe made it a point to underscore the fact it was important to let people express their dissatisfaction with the Mutharika administration. As the demonstrations are spiraling out of control, as the body count goes up and without any obvious leadership, we at The Maravi Post would like to know what these leaders are up to? Early reporting indicated that most of the businesses...Read Full Story

Super Leagues kicks off, Bullets shoot to the top

By Maravipost on | From maravipost.com
Touchline View w/Joe Chibewa MZUZU--Newcomers Embangweni Medicals FC on Saturday gave Big Bullets FC a bitter pill to swallow when they denied the battle-scarred ‘People’s Team’ a stroll in the park at Mzuzu Stadium with a goalless draw. But Bullets FC perfected their shooting on Sunday to down Moyale Barracks 2-1 at the same venue to collect full points and take an early lead on the log table with 4 points from their weekend outing to the North. Fundi Akidu and Robson Banda were on...Read Full Story

Muckraking on Sunday w/Raphael Tenthani

By Maravipost on | From maravipost.com
Break no wind, nah, go ahead break it SINCE 2006 whenever I am travelling in a Western country - be it in Europe or the US - and I introduce myself as coming from Malawi, the reaction has always been: "Oh? Where Madonna got David?" Then they would then wax lyrical about how they never knew a country named Malawi until the pop diva "discovered" it. But move over Madonna, Malawi has a new ID and - trust me - it ain't flattering at all. I'm sure if I find myself in the West today and I similarly...Read Full Story
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Madonna says charity plans 10 schools in Malawi
NEW YORK (AP) -- Nearly six years after it was created, Madonna's Raising Malawi charity is set to break ground on the construction of schools in the impoverished country, but they will be run by the local community, not the superstar's ...  
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Madonna - Madonna Pressing Ahead With Malawi Schools Plan
Pop superstar Madonna is pressing ahead with plans to build 10 schools in Malawi just months after her charity fell into crisis The singers Raising Malawi foundation hit headlines last year 11 when proposals to build a girls school in the African nati...  
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Madonna to build 10 schools in Malawi
Singer announces her Raising Malawi charity will work with new partner to build schools after first project was scrapped last yearMadonna has announced plans to build 10 schools in Malawi with a new partner after mismanagement forced the singer to scrap her first project there last year.The singer, who has adopted two children from the impoverished southern African nation, said she hoped the schools would educate at least 1,000 children a year...  
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Madonna's Malawi charity to break ground on 10 schools
(ChinaPost.com.tw) - Nearly six years after it was created, Madonna's Raising Malawi charity is set to break ground on the construction of schools in the impoverished country, but they will be run by the local community, not the superstar's organization.  
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Madonna’s charity begins schools work
Nearly six years after it was created, Madonna’s Raising Malawi charity is set to break ground on the construction of schools in the impoverished country, but they will be run by the local community, not the superstar’s organization. According to organizers, work on the first school will start on March 30 in the Kasungu area, about 80 miles from the capital of Lilongwe, and all of the schools should be built by June 2013. Raising Malawi is...  
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