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MALGA Wants More Money to Local Councils
11 August 2025
In this special assignment, Winnie Luwembe shines a light on a critical issue affecting thousands of refugee children in Malawi.
These young individuals face uncertainty about their nationality and future, as despite being raised in Malawi, they're denied basic rights and opportunities available to citizens.
The story of Joy, a 22-year-old of Rwandan descent born in Dzaleka Refugee Camp, and Mireilla's struggles 16 years ago, highlight the ongoing challenges these children face.
Winnie explores the complexities of Malawi's nationality laws and the potential benefits of change, which could unlock the potential of these children to contribute to Malawi's development."
The Government of Japan has provided 1,970 metric tons of maize, valued at approximately $2.06 million USD, to Malawi through the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP).
The National Economic Empowerment Fund (NEEF) says it is finalizing the design of new loan products targeting fishers and miners in Malawi.
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