Oxfam, in partnership with the Coalition for the Empowerment of Women and Girls (CEWAG), has organized a leadership training for female leaders drawn from Lilongwe District Council, the District Hospital, and the Malawi Police Service in Lilongwe.
Residents of Lilongwe will have to wait longer for the relocation of the Area 38 dumping site, as the Lilongwe City Council (LCC) says it still needs over MK400 million to compensate affected communities at the new designated site in Chiseseta.
The Lilongwe City Council faces a staggering MK13 billion in unpaid city rates, with only 38% of billed residents—46,000—fulfilling their obligations.
About ten Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (SACCOs) in Malawi have put smiles on the faces of visually impaired learners at Salima Resource Centre for the Blind, donating assorted items to support the basic needs of 26 learners currently enrolled at the campus.
Young Agri-tech innovators in Malawi have been urged to exercise resilience and patience in the push for adoption of their innovations in the country’s agriculture sector.
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