{"id":5211,"date":"2022-09-01T12:43:01","date_gmt":"2022-09-01T10:43:01","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/mission-tanzania.dk\/?p=5211"},"modified":"2025-05-13T12:40:28","modified_gmt":"2025-05-13T10:40:28","slug":"enken-neema","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mission-tanzania.dk\/en\/enken-neema\/","title":{"rendered":"Widow Neema"},"content":{"rendered":"

Very recently we were called on by a young widow and the mother of five children.
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\nHer name is Neema, she is 35 years old and lives in Maasai land. She had fallen sick and was re-questing medical assistance here in Arusha. She contacted us to ask for financial support for this and we decided to help her.
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\nWhen she was well again we went to see her. Neema then told us how she had lost her husband:
\n\u201cTwo years ago my husband suddenly became ill and collapsed. He was immediately taken to the hospital. But he lost his memory and could not talk. At the time I was expecting one of the children. Eight months later he died and three days after his death I gave birth to a baby boy by caesarean (another expense).\u201d
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\nIn order to provide money for the eight months long illness, Neema had to take a loan equivalent to 2,500 DKK. In order to get the loan she had to pawn her fields. Whenever she I able to pay back the loan she will receive the fields back. However, this situation is really difficult for this widow. She and her children very much need to grow crops on their fields in order to survive.
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\nIt was heartbreaking to listen to her story. I was crying within. I would love to help get back her fields by giving her that money. If you wish to help please send your gift to via IBAN Account: DK 7097 1207 4179 3075 Swift\/Bic code: JYSPDK2G and mark it \u201cMBU TZ Field\u201d.
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\nGod blesses every happy giver. If you wish to help please send us a mail and we will ensure that she gets back the fields before the rainy season, which is expected to begin in October.
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