20. Zereguhe, Côte d'Ivoire
We have enjoyed visiting Zereguhe since the first year--2006. The picture is of the chief and his little son, who was running around with a knife blade while scratching the back of his neck! The chief is very anxious to build the economy of his village. A good illustration of the character of this man: we donated a $2,500 cargo trike in Januafry, 2015, and he promptly signed it over to Djoula in his village: a present from a Southerner (Bété) to a Northerner (Djoula) and a sign of how important peace and love are to cocoa farmers.
Donations we have made to this village…
Boots ($200) in 2006
Small tools (6*400) or $2,400 from 2007 to 2014
Scale $500
Dryness meter $600
Public Toilet $1,500
Cargo Trike $2,500
TOTAL: $7,700
