Borehole repair for Beatrice
[Ripple - Malawi] - 13/02/2026
Meet Beatrice, wife of Chief Mgodin. Their village borehole had been broken for four months which meant that she, along with all the other women in the village, had to walk an hour to a nearby river twice a day to collect water. Unfortunately, the river water is not a clean water source. (…)
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