1. MALAWI HIGHLIGHTS ❖ The first three COVID-19 cases confirmed on 2nd April in Lilongwe ❖ Malawi is in a declared State of Disaster ❖ Preparation, prevention and response measures are being...
The United Nations strongly condemns the recent attack on Tafwauli Ngona, a 92-year-old woman living with albinism in Mzimba, during which two of her toes were amputated. The UN commends the Malawi...
The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has registered a total of 41,109 refugees and asylum seekers in Dzaleka Refugee Camp, located in Dowa district. The refugees and asylum seekers mainly come...
After the March 2019 floods, the World Food Programme is supporting 20,000 families to prevent future weather disasters. “My house was demolished, and my crops were washed away during the floods. We...
UN Women launched a Standard Bank Group funded project, known as “Contributing to the Economic Empowerment of Women in Africa Through Climate Smart Agriculture” on 22 October 2019 in Nsalu, Lilongwe...
Mangochi district in southern Malawi is well renowned for being a popular tourist destination. However, the district has its problems too, as it has one of the highest primary school dropout rates in...
Gilia Hara stands at the UN stall enthusiastically explaining the process of making cooking oil from sunflowers as two women farmers from Kasungu fervently write down instructions. Hara is a...
Malawi has chance to step up sustainable development efforts in next decade IN THIS ISSUE Celebrating UN Day with Youth Climate Action in Malawi p 2-5 Govt calls for change in production, supply and...
Spotlight pilot phase improves access to justice for violence survivors : p 3-4 IN THIS ISSUE Remote school gets access to safe water………….p. 9 Protecting fishing communities from the effects of...
Recovering from the floods and strengthening resilience for the future IN THIS ISSUE: Recovering from the floods in Malawi Allaying anxiety among pregnant women affected by the floods through...