Madonna project fails to create a school in Malawi School for girls than U.S. singer Madonna in Malawi would not take place due to funding problems, which included excessive spending, local media reported.
According to the newspaper "The New York Times", the address of that nonprofit organization, which included funding for the interpreter and the Kabbalah Centre International de Los Angeles, spent $ 3.8 million "in a project that never came to fruition. "
In an email to donors fund the school of Kabbalah Centre International in Los Angeles, Michael Berg, who founded the charity along with the center of the pop star, reported that plans are not finalized.
According to the newspaper, said: "It has taken the decision to suspend the plans on the academy for girls 'Raising Malawi' as originally conceived. "
The newspaper reported that the board of directors of" Raising Malawi "had to be replaced and that its director executive, Philippe van den Bosche (boyfriend of the artist's former trainer, Tracy Anderson) "left in October amid criticism for his management style and its high costs."
"That included the the auditors have described as extravagant spending on salaries, cars, offices, golf courses, housing and driver for the director of the school, " the middle.
The singer has promised to build an academy in the African country after the adoption of his son David in 2006. Madonna is also mother of Maria Lourdes and Rocco.
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