News Article
Mon 2nd November 2009
SINGING STAR ENDORSES EMBO PROJECT
Joseph Shabalala, founder member of the award winning Ladysmith Black Mambazo group, has given his personal endorsement to our Partners work reaching out to families affected by HIV and Aids in Embo.
Speaking in Oxford during the choir's recent tour, Joseph said: "I know this community. It is desperately needy. I am delighted that MAI is encouraging people in the UK to stand in solidarity and support of this struggling village and the fantastic caring work of this church. Please do all you can to help."
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