Friday, 9 August 2013

e'Pap helps the Elderly

It is time to for me to get back on to the e'Pap revolution cycle and keep you all up to date on the scene in Zimbabwe.  Many of the old Bulawayo folk will remember Maxie from Massimo's restaurant and prior to that the old Capri.  He is one of the great e'Pap supporters in town, and says, "e'Papa eez numero uno"!
  Max is 81 now, his spirit is indomitable, his opinions loud and unwavering, and as I write he is cooking up a pepper sauce in my kitchen.  Max eats e'Pap every day and his energy is remarkable - it just goes to show how the right nutrition boosts us all.  Take a leaf out of Max's book, get your full dose of daily e'Pap nutrients and you too can be as feisty as Maxie!

Saturday, 6 July 2013

Visit to Marula Primary School

I met with a group of teachers at Marula Primary School to talk about e'Pap, nutrition vs hidden hunger and rolling out education and health as the key to building economies. Thank you to Mrs Dube and her band of educators. The day scholars get e'Pap every day, all facilitated by Richard and Bookey Peek, two individuals who are really making a difference in their community - taking care of the children and over 800 animals, all facing challenges from the severe drought in the area. It just feels good working with so many great people. Thanks EPap Technologies
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