Four youth-led groups in Ntcheu District have received seed capital worth between K1.2 million and K2 million under the Green Jobs for Adolescents and Youth Project to help them launch their own businesses.
Human rights activists have expressed concern over Malawi’s continued failure to fully implement recommendations made under the United Nations’ Universal Periodic Review (UPR), saying the lapse is undermining the protection of marginalized groups and key populations.
The Paul Katema Foundation on Friday night unveiled 10 finalists and one People’s Choice Award winner for the inaugural Young Builders Challenge (YBC), a nationwide youth entrepreneurship program aimed at inspiring innovation, self-reliance, and mindset change among Malawi’s youth.
About 30 students from Malowa Community Day Secondary School in Salima have received bursaries under the Luso Langa Community Foundation’s school bursary programme, which aims to promote education among learners from financially challenged backgrounds.
The Federation of Disability Organizations in Malawi (FEDOMA) has raised concerns over persistent challenges in inclusive education, noting that many schools across the country remain inaccessible to children with disabilities.
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