2020 wasn’t a great year for anyone, so to combat this the MRCI staff and volunteers decided a trip was needed to get everyone in the right mood for 2021. Piling the Spirit of Malala high with diving gear, cylinders, cameras, and food we set off to the remote Mitsio Islands, 70 kilometres to […]
Dive Certification Well Earned
MRCI is proud to announce that Gariste has recently acquired his PADI open water dive certification. PADI, Professional Association of Dive Instructors, is the world’s leading scuba diver training organization whose qualifications are internationally recognized and respected. Gariste is the grounds keeper at MRCI’s Turtle Cove Base Camp. He has been with MRCI longer […]
MRCI at the Frontier of the Pandemic
Media focus on the pandemic has been actively covering first world countries but not as much has been said about African countries like Madagascar. It has been seemingly forgotten and left to face the problem on its own. The south of the country has been savaged by drought while the north struggles with the decimation […]
Nosy Be Dojo Young Courage Challenge
MRCI’s very own financial manager, Franck Randimby, embarked upon an epic 110km challenge on Nosy Be with his dojo students. Franck and his students walked 110km around Nosy Be, with the journey lasting two and a half days. Franck is the owner of the Tao Shi Bei Nosy Be Dojo and is the Kung-Fu Master, […]
MRCI Volunteer Well-Point Fundraiser
Clean Water for Ampoagna Every so often, MRCI receives that exceptional volunteer. Someone who is passionately dedicated towards making a real difference here in Madagascar. Tim is one of them. Upon his return from volunteering, he took it upon himself to raise the necessary funds to construct a fresh water well in the village of […]
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