In late 2022 Marie Eggen Norløff and Veronika Nyhus started engineered a multi-purpose hall at Eco Moyo Education Centre in Kenya, which aims to provide a space for sports activities, community events and student assemblies throughout the rainy seasons.

George, Marloes’ father, visited the school on our first day back from the mid-term break. They toured the entire compound, including the new workshop area. George shared a meal with the students from Class 6 and had the opportunity to meet Teacher Violet and learn about her work in the Leap Lab. Our permaculture expert, Stephen, and Kazungu, our gardener, gave George a tour of our new school garden, and George had the chance to send a heartfelt thank you to Yvonne, who has supported the entire garden project. It was wonderful to meet George and finally put a face to someone we’ve mostly known through emails.

We have recently installed a new Starlink wifi system thanks to the efforts of our cousin Max. This technology has revolutionized our connectivity by beaming stable and consistent wifi signals from a new satellite in outer space, right in the heart of the African bush! This means that the frustration of dealing with dropped signals during online meetings and education, as well as writing newsletters, is now a thing of the past!

Malin has volunteered with Eco Moyo three times in the past and has developed a deep affection for both the place and the children. She will be overseeing Eco Moyo’s social media and communication efforts across different countries and collaborating organizations. When she’s not busy with these tasks, you’ll most likely find her on the football field!

From January to June, Oliver, Maida, and Elliot (6) stayed at Eco Moyo. During their stay, Elliot attended PP1, and Maida was busy capturing it all for a documentary. Oliver’s contributions to Violet’s group of students will also be greatly missed. They really fell in love with this place, and vice versa!