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When I was imprisoned, I felt sorry for myself. I reckoned my children’s future was doomed. Out there, I was buying and selling kaunjika (second hand clothes), but with imprisonment, it meant my…

DVV International May Newsletter is out. Click the link to read it:

www.mojaafrica.net/en/magazine/dvv-international-newsletter-may-2025

Every year, MISA Malawi holds this event to award journalists for reporting excellence on issues ranging from Business and Economics to Human Rights, Public Infrastructure Management, Health…

ALE can play a crucial role in raising awareness, changing behaviors, and supporting sustainable control efforts. In Malawi, according to some findings, approximately 40 percent to 50 percent of…

MISA Malawi presents the media awards in conjunction with various organisations, depending on the sector. DVV International has been sponsoring the awards since 2020 for journalistic excellence…

Despite the apparent impressive coverage and a series of interventions stretching back to the colonial era, the problem of illiteracy and functional skills remain intractable in Malawi.

Many researchers assume that without modern education, rural populations cannot contribute meaningful insights. As a result, the focus of research often shifts to urban areas or other more…

"Illiteracy reduces voters' understanding of the electoral process, access to written campaign materials and decision-making, It also makes them more susceptible to manipulation, undermining the…

The MOJA March Newsletter is now out. It has been a very busy month with members from around Africa sharing articles in English, French, Arabic and Portuguese. Mozambique and Angola presented in…

The minister of Gender, Community Development and Social Welfare thanked DVV International for the crucial role it plays in supporting adult literacy and education since 2017,