Summer 2009 Pangaea Project
As part of the Pangaea Project Canterio International brought the orphans of HIV/AIDS from their village to the US Embassy Public Affairs Library in
Lilongwe city. The project enabled the orphans to visit the city, see a library, view computers and surf the Internet for the first time in their lives.
They also interacted with US students via a live web cast; telling their stories, asking questions and singing thanks

1. Orphans of HIV/AIDS introduced to computer  by
Isa Ebowe for the first time.

2 and 3: Luke Masuen of Canterio Canada giving
the orphans additional instructions.


Right side

1 & 2: Transporting the orphans from Unconquer
village to Lilongwe city.

3, 4, & 5: Arrival in Lilongwe and live interaction with
US students via web cast.


6. Journey back to the village at the end of the day.
The orphans were awarded with a certificate of
achievement  for their participation in the Pangaea
Project.
Pic from left: 1. US Embassy Public Affairs Library: Isa Ebowe teaching  the orphans how to use a computer and how the Internet works 2. Luke Masuen briefing the Malawi press corps  3. Isa meeting with Cyrus Jeke, Asst Director of Malawi
department of Women and Children Welfare 4. A Malawian reporter interviewing Isa Ebowe  5. The orphans , each with a picture of President Obama and his family supplied by the US Embassy
6.Singing and dance performance by the orphans during live interaction with the US students via web cast