rs. Today it's again busy in the hospital. Aska recovered a bit from her injury but her face is still swollen. I could stay in the hospital only for a short time because a lot of office work is waited for me at home. There was again a power brake down and only thanks to my generator I could write today's report. Kamau who wanted to repair the broken water tube, couldn't come but sent someone else: his fried Paul who did the reparation in a twinkling of an eye. Then I had to prepare to drive to Nairobi because tonight my partner and co-founder of the hospital Stephan Holderegger cames again from Switzerland to assist us here - what we badly need!
Saturday, April 5, 2008
Friday, April 4, 2008
WFP Containers arrived this morning!



Returning home in the evening I had another call, this time bad news: The mother of the little girl that we are currently treating because of her heavy burns, wanted to go back to her burnt home, perhaps to find something left there. Arriving in Eldoret people started to throw stones on her and she had to be hospitalized. This episode again reminded me that the situation is still very tense between the different tribes, but we will continue our help for the displaced persons.
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Massai and Kikuju girls do our laundry

Editorial note: One of today's pictures was too nice to be published in small size, you fill find it on our special photo blog on Kenya. It shows a mother and her child in our waiting room.
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Building our own toilets



Tuesday, April 1, 2008
2-hour interview with Citizen newspaper



Labels:
Asa,
Citizen Newspaper,
John,
Kasambara. Nakuru,
Kikuyu
Monday, March 31, 2008
The church closed the toilets - unbelievable!




Then later in the afternoon the rain blessed us again ...

Sunday, March 30, 2008
Power interruption and heavy rain


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