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Some people used to discourage me, saying I was too old to go to school. But I pushed on because I wanted to learn how to read and write.

Youths from Nsanje and Chikwawa districts in the southern part of Malawi have acquired vocational skills courtesy of the Shire Valley Transformation Movement College.

The Ministry of Gender, Community Development and Social Welfare Principal Secretary in Malawi, Nertha Semphere Mgala, says financial literacy campaigns are important because they empower people…

Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia will, for the first time, hold a joint International Literacy Day (ILD) celebration.

While local knowledge is invaluable, research plays a crucial role in advancing agricultural practices. Scientific studies can introduce new technologies, improve crop varieties, and enhance soil…

Mbeya fertiliser, also known as compost fertiliser, is an organic fertiliser made from a mixture of maize bran, animal manure, ash, and a small quantity of chemical fertiliser.

Empowering inmates through tailored skills training is crucial for their rehabilitation and successful reintegration into society.

The July MOJA Newsletter is out – packed with updates, stories, and insights from across the continent.
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CICOD is working with more than 6 000 households, supporting them with different interventions on crop production as well as equipping them with reading and writing skills.

Lifelong learning is particularly crucial for Malawi’s out-of-school populations and marginalised communities who lack access to formal education pathways.