Madonna arrives in Malawi to lay foundation for girls school
26 Oct 2009, 1631 Hrs

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London, Oct 26 Pop queen Madonna has arrived in Malawi on behalf of her charity, Raising Malawi, to lay the foundation stone for the 15-million-dollar school she is building there.

The 51-year-old singer arrived on Oct 25 along with her four kids Lourdes, Mercy, Rocco and David.

The official said Madonna would take part in a groundbreaking ceremony for the girls school on Monday, reports the Telegraph.

The Material Girl adopted the Malawian-born Mercy this year after she adopted David in 2008.

Madonna's Raising Malawi, a charity founded in 2006 when she first visited the country, helps feed, educate and provide medical care for some of Malawi's orphans. (ANI)

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