Photos - Rogues Gallery

These are the people who run Lubwe (Zambia) Fund or contribute to the work in Zambia.

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Dr. Mike Brozel - Founder of Lubwe Zambia Fund
Martin Rossiter - Trustee & Administrator
Patrick Strauss and Virgilio Mushipi - the Lubwe Youth Skills Training Centre Administrator - in the LYSTC computer room we funded
Sister Rosemary and colleagues in 2007
David Ripley - Rotary Blaby and Martin Rossiter, investigating why water is no longer pumped to St. Margaret's Hospital at Kawambwa. The pump bringing water from a spring by the nearby lake, gave up months ago.
Martin Rossiter with St. Matthias Youth Choir, looking at themselves on video outside the enormous church built by the White Fathers in the 1930's.
Matthew Moyo leads the Well Digging team. Plenty of water but not drinkable except by the crocodiles
The Well Diggers ready for work. Over 40 wells have been dug or refurbished since we started the Wells Project in 2006 - many more are needed for the 45,000 people in the area
St. Matthias Youth Choir, all with home made instruments, practising. They are good! Click the blue 'F' Facebook link to watch them on video. Email or phone if you would like a free, full length DVD.
President Fred of Rotary Mansa checks out a new well, funded by Rotary in the UK for us
Eddy Brew, Sister Rosemary, David Ripley and President Fred of Mansa Rotary Club by Lake Chifunauli.
Our Well Diggers beside the Mission Hospital
Sharing a cake at the Convent before we leave in 2005 - Left to Right - Mike Brozel, Eddy Brew, Martin Rossiter, Sister Rosemary & David Ripley
Chief Mansacombe attending the Lubwe Youth Skills Training Centre opening ceremony
Chief Chitembo sitting, with Hadrien Mweni LYSTC Director in suit & Zambia Government Minister, at the presentation of heavy equipment donated by the Government to the Skills Centre we are funding
LYSTC Official Opening - Hadrien Mweni the Centre Director opening the main doors after the ribbon had been cut. The late Abraham Kasongo (our man in Lubwe) photographing the event.
Abraham and Hadrien inspecting one of the donated heavy woodworking machines - a band saw.

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