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Tuesday 1 September 2020

Empowering farmers as COVID-19 strains families

Namate water his new livelihood

Having produced the best crop in his 15-year career as a tobacco farmer in Ntcheu district in Malawi, Boniface Namate did not think, for a moment, that the novel Covid-19 pandemic would affect him in any way as what remained was the last mile of his tobacco production process.

“This year, my yield was so good, actually it was my best crop ever since I started tobacco farming,” Namate says. 

Tuesday 1 September 2020

Radio Programme Keeps Learning Alive Amid COVID-19

Emily keeps learning for her children active amid COVID-19 with the help of the interactive radio programme

In a small homestead in Jali, in the deepest parts of rural Zomba District in southern Malawi, Emily Leston conducts an afternoon class with four pupils, taking them through their paces.

Thursday 25 June 2020

Revamping community support victim units

Thursday 25 June 2020

Promoting child protection cluster in ntcheu

 

It is an undeniable fact that Covid-19 pandemic has brought a new normal life. Things are being done differently. For instance, the recommended measures to control the spread of the coronavirus can increase children’s risk of violence, abuse and exploitation. Though children’s health appears less affected than older people, children’s education and protection structures are in disarray.

 

Thursday 4 June 2020

COVID-19 RELIEF ITEMS AND BICYCLES DONATED TO MBELWA DISTRICT COUNCIL

 

Official from Mbelwa council handing a bicyle to the beneficiary 

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