Mughogho Malawi Scholarship Success

Just to let you know that this morning, Friday July 20, 2018, I successfully defended my Master of Science Degree in Managing Rural & Community Development thesis. I can now proceed for graduation in November this year. Another success story of LifeNets Malawi.

May I take this opportunity to thank you very sincerely, for the support you have given me during the study. At times I sounded desperate but you came to my rescue quickly. I pray to God to bless the work you are doing. Giving someone knowledge is the most important treasure than giving that person Gold.

We really appreciate the assistance without which I wouldn’t have reached this far. My family is very happy as I have set a precedence for my children to follow. Again, my family and I are thankful to you and we pray for God’s blessings in your work.

Regards,

Joseph Chipimpha Mughogho

Africa, Malawi, Scholarships

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