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On Saturday the 25th May 2019 we travelled to Kasisi situated in the NorthWestern Province of Zambia. We are based in the capital, Lusaka so this was a very long trip, taking us 16 hours to drive there. I shared the driving with Ronald who is employed by CCZ (Council of Churches in Zambia) but he is now an integral part of our team, fully involving himself in the fitting of the lights as well. The distance was 1200km, we arrived at our lodge at 11.30pm very tired!! The next day we drove to Kasisi

In September 2010 Lights for Learning visited Zimbabwe for the first time and Zambia for the third time. In each country they continued their work of successfully installing lighting systems in rural places of education. Throughout this month-long trip a total of six volunteers successfully installed lights in nine different places across Zimbabwe and Zambia. Transport within both countries was organised by Government officials on Location. As before the team paid their own individual air fares.

The Schools Milenge Basic School, Milenge District, Luapula Province The secondary school was using the basic school facilities until their own buildings were finished being built. Lights For Learning fitted buildings and dormitories with lights. Muyembe Basic School, Kawambwa District, Luapula Province In the northern part of the province, LFL installed three blocks with lights for this school. Lwela schools, Milenge District, Luapula Province Basic and secondary schools

Location Talisay, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines http://www.bacolodcity.gov.ph/ The Welcome Home lies in between Talisay and Bacolod City. Bacolod City is the main city of Negros Occidental, an island in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines. Known as the City of Smiles, it holds a festival called MassKara every year - originally organised to relieve an economic depression for the area in 1981. The Welcome Home houses, at the time of our trip, seven families. The adults of

Here's the report submitted to the Zambian Ministry of Education by its inspectors after a visit to assess the installed lights. REPORT AND COMMENTS BY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS FROM HEADQUARTERS Introduction Twingi High School is the first school in Zambia to benefit from the services of Lights for Learning. It is found in the rural area, 75km south of Samfya District. The pupils and teachers at this school have been using candles and kerosine lamps since 1991. Methodology A group of seven members