Silvestre, who spent the first days of this crisis
on the roof of his house with his children, remains very concerned with reports
from local authorities that South Africa will open its dams again under the
constant heavy rain.
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| Silvestre before the floods in his ALG "uniform" |
Today Silvestre decided to take his daughters to
Chinhacanine, on the hills of Mount Chirrundzo, where their
grandmother lives. Constantly concerned about their daughters’ future education,
he is making plans to sign Albertina, his eldest, into the local school, so she
doesn’t skip a school year. The school year was due to start these coming weeks
in Mozambique. Albertina studied in SVP - S. Vicente Paulo school, a school for
very poor children supported by ALG. Silvestre reports there are no prospects to
open SVP any time soon as it was completely submersed last week.
Solvestre is our local technician in SLM S Luisa Marillac School, in Manjague, on the outskirts of Chokwé. He is also one of the Uni Scholarship students supported by ALG in 2012, a very dedicated student of Accounting and Management in the University of Chokwé.
Solvestre is our local technician in SLM S Luisa Marillac School, in Manjague, on the outskirts of Chokwé. He is also one of the Uni Scholarship students supported by ALG in 2012, a very dedicated student of Accounting and Management in the University of Chokwé.
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