We finally made a trip to Gamboula this week. One of the highlights was to see the CEFA project that Roy Danforth has been working on. This is a 400 hectare plot of land that will be used for education and research on crops and trees for Central Africa. It will be used to train Central Africans in agricultural methods and to do research on new methods as they apply to Central Africa.
There is lots to see there and I will occasionally make other updates to the work there. So for now enjoy an overview in pictures.
Roy at the entrance sign to CEFA
Building the office and storage areas for the CEFA headquarters
Researching disease-free manioc - the staple of Central African diets.
Teaching center overlooking fruit groves
House being built on the CEFA property
AND FANTASTIC NEWS – THE GOVERNMENT HAS SIGNED THE FINAL PAPERS TRANSFERRING OWNERSHIP OF THE LAND TO CEFA
Celebration - A phone call came stating that the land papers were signed and in hand in Bangui.
