Africa is a funny place. So many things are beat up or not taken care of the way we would maintain or take care of things in the U.S. and then there’s the random exception that jumps out at you. The other day some guys in a bakki full of old school desks and chairs came to the school and unloaded them behind the administrative building. All week, there’s been a team of 3 men cutting new desk tops, chair backs and seats to replace and repair the desks and chairs.
Today, the official last day of classes, I took lots of photos. It’s funny, I’m never quite ready for the rush of grabbing hands and calls of “Miss, Miss” to see the pictures. It’s hilarious to see that each of the learners make either a GMP or Mshasho hand sign in their poses.
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