After introductions it was followed by a song and testimonies from some beneficiaries of the LED supported programmes. Some of the members who gave testimonies were Enala Mwiinga 68 years, Everlyn Siazele 67 years and Abigail Kalonga 38 who were trained in various skills such as pump mending, organic farming, reading and writing to name but a few. They were happy that they had been equiped with life skills that have helped in uplifting their livelihoods.

The entourage was led by the Exectuive Director Mrs. Jennifer M. Chiwela and the host in touring the Nega Nega Capacity Building Learning Activity Centre (CABLAC) which was build with support from LED. The entourage proceeded to Mr Muyombo's village to see vegetable gardens. This is one of the many families which benefited from the organic farming training which PAF through LED conducted. Alice Muyombo a Reflect Facilitator demonstrated her skill through this big healthy organic garden.

Ute Mayer (LED) taking photo's during the visit to the gardens, a glance of the healthy vegetables in Nega Nega

The Prime Minister said he was happy to spend time with people in Nega Nega and to see that the money sent is being used for its intended purpose and said thank you in the local language, “Twalumba”.

More Pictures of the Visit to Nega Nega by the Prime Minister

Some of the products made by the local people learnt through the skills training

Visit to the Nega Nega Community School by the Prime Minister

On Arrival at Nega Nega CABLAC