A Ruddock Eye View In January, my husband, Jon, and I joined a GLO supporters’ trip to Burundi alongside 12 others, of a variety of ages, experiences and nationalities, feeling a mixture of excitement and trepidation. I had visited Burundi in 1998, post-civil war, so I was interested to see the country almost... Read the article...
Against All Odds In Kirundi, the word often used for a person with a disability is ikimuga. Unlike umuntu, the word used for a human being, ikimuga begins with “iki”, a prefix typically reserved for things. Objects. Not people. The shocking reality is that, in many communities, people with disabilities are often... Read the article...
Wow!!! You never cease to amaze us..we do get the point though
Thank you Simon
Brilliant. Makes me laugh. Always enjoy laughing when people talk and are not really trying to be funny…
Thanks Simon
Never grow weary of doing good.
Thanks again Simon
Brilliant Simon, thank you. Hope your blisters heal soon ouch!
Brilliant that you did that!
Just wanted to laugh, it’s crazy, but then so are you! Sorry about the blood blisters!
But, you made yr point!!
Good advice Simon thanks