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Sudanese MSU student sets up project to educate country's women

by Associated Press , September 17, 2007

Right now, he's concentrating on gaining assistance in western Kentucky, but he's also maintained support in Louisville.

In July, Kwai traveled to California to talk to the NAACP, which plans to sponsor one girl next year and made a donation. Besides getting established, Kwai and the six other Murray State students who have been helping him are planning a mission trip for a few months next year to see the conditions in Southern Sudan.

"All of them are willing to help me out," Kwai said of the six American students working with WEEP. "In every meeting we conduct, there are things I need to get done and they are quick to do them."

- Associated Press



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