Cheese and onion flavoured termites 
Yesterday's news from Malawi
Well another 18 hour trip is behind me and we’ve just arrived in a gloriously hot Malawi. I’m with Eddie Mullon, a Malawian who now lives in New York and runs Fashion GPS, a very successful software product for the fashion industry, unsurprisingly a very energetic and charming Chico and Robin Tucker, who is the man behind the camera.
We are just discussing Negumbi, which are an edible flying termite which Eddie assures me tastes like cheese and onion crisps. I’m more confident of trying these than mice on a stick.
We now have a 3 hour drive to south of Lake Malawi, in preparation for our visit to see a sanitation block funded through One Toilet Tissue tomorrow.
More soon!
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I look after two roles at One. 1) I head up digital and social media; and 2) I host client trips out to our sites in Africa and blog our experiences. You may already know me as the voice behind One Difference on our Facebook community.
One is such a unique, fun and life changing business. Our aim is to make it easy for everyone to make a difference to those that need it most. I feel fortunate to work for one of the best companies ever. We are honest and transparent about who we are, we work hard at our cause and we have a lot of fun too. My colleagues, our partners and our community members make a great family. I feel part of something truly special.
