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THE ICONIC GREEN VILLAGE – Bulembu is moving towards Green Energy Sources. According to a 2018 Swaziland Energy Regulatory Authority (SERA) report, Eswatini generates a total of 178.8 MW of electricity. About 35 % of that figure comes from its four hydroelectricity power plants and the remainder from non-renewable energy sources which use biomass and…
Our Bulembu adventure race team recently took part in a 24-hour, 120km adventure race in Parys, South Africa. For some of us this may beg the question of whether they were perhaps bored and decided to do something like that to pass the time. But for this team, their passion for staying active and…
It’s Sunday morning in Bulembu and the fellowship cafe, where the youth raise money by selling coffee and cake, is loud with chatter and youth screeching ‘Goal!,’ playing table football in the corner. So I grab Marie, Hanna and David, new interns in town all the way from Germany and we head to a side…
‘In Bulembu everywhere you turn is like a new glimpse of God’s goodness’ Greetings from Bulembu, Kingdom of eSwatini! As you know we often welcome volunteers here in the village and nothing blesses us more than a person who loves God, responds to his call and comes willing to serve in whatever area is needed…
At the blog we love sharing about our fantastic volunteers and hopefully inspiring some of you, the readers to consider your own trip to Bulembu or to recommend a friend to volunteer with us! This months volunteer in the spotlight is the wonderful Lisa Walter, who was with us from 2018-19 and blessed our whole…
We have been working hard over the last few years identifying ways to improve our water infrastructure. The reservoirs in Bulembu are one of the areas that need replacing, such as the one pictured below. It will replace the tank in the background. The foundation has been laid and the outer frame is being installed.…
Have you ever considered visiting Bulembu to serve as a short term volunteer? Wondered what it would be like to have a gap year in Eswatini, or a taste of volunteer work with orphaned and vulnerable children and young people? Kamila Doerfler from Germany did just that and it’s an experience she’ll reap the benefits…
Pastor Joe and his team and Nathan and Karly Perrott from Canada are hard at work painting at the Primary school and reinforcing one of the playgrounds.
Pastor Julius Steyn, who is part of Challenge Ministries Swaziland, will be climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro to raise funds for the ICBC (In Community By Community) sites. Have a look at the video clip below for more details on Ps. Julius’ upcoming adventure! https://cmswazi.org/community-development/#row60
