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Nestled in the hills of Mangochi District, Malawi, is the rural village of Jalasi. To the east is the neighboring country of Mozambique, to the west is Lake Malawi. The community is a vibrant one – its market bustling with vendors, its streets alive... The post Protecting Girls by Building Responsive Systems in Malawi Through HPV Vaccination appeared first on VillageReach.| VillageReach
In Malawi, a natural disaster caused grid instability and electricity access. See how we responded and our lessons learned.| Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet
If a woman wants to have an abortion she will find a way. Here in Malawi, most will resort to backstreet abortions which endanger their lives. The post “The current abortion law is not giving a chance to women.” appeared first on Safe Abortion Action Fund.| Safe Abortion Action Fund
Everybody thought that abortion is completely illegal in Malawi. A big part of our work is educating people about the law and their rights.| Safe Abortion Action Fund
The LGBTIQ advocacy group Outright International is stepping up to fill the void created by President Trump's cancellation of reporting on the status of queer| Erasing 76 Crimes
Ease and flexibility are the hallmarks of this simple recipe that packs a ton of flavor. Akin to a salsa, try this chopped salad with flatbread, chips, or tortillas, or add it to almost any bowl or “make your own” night – perfect for baked potatoes or baked sweet potatoes, burrito bowls, rice and beans, […] The post THE PROVEN PLATTER – MALAWI, JANUARY 2024 first appeared on Together Women Rise. The post THE PROVEN PLATTER – MALAWI, JANUARY 2024 appeared first on Together Women Rise.| Together Women Rise
Malwaian cuisine has remained relatively unchanged from influences of other cuisines. It is thus very traditional, utilizing the produce, grains, and meat that are found in the region and that can be locally sourced. Most dishes are uncomplicated and composed of a few ingredients and involve fairly straightforward preparation. Zitumbuwa are a perfect example of […] The post The Proven Platter—Malawi, April 2023 first appeared on Together Women Rise. The post The Proven Platter—Malawi, A...| Together Women Rise
Last year, we announced our plans to launch new Transformation Partnerships that will allow us to better address the root causes of gender inequality. We must take a systems change approach in order to reach our goal of global gender equality. This includes addressing the social and cultural norms, beliefs, practices, and laws that prevent […] The post Announcing Our First Transformation Partnership! first appeared on Together Women Rise. The post Announcing Our First Transformation Partner...| Together Women Rise
Lilongwe, Malawi | April 30, 2025—The Republic of Malawi continues its groundwork to develop an evidence-based Climate and Disaster Risk Finance and Insurance (CDRFI) support request to the Global Shield with the completion of its Stocktake Report and Gap Analysis. With a funding stream of €350 million, Global Shield is active in 16 countries […]| CVFV20.Org
Peter Thokozani Phiri is passionate about training pharmacy assistants in Malawi. As a pharmacist and lecturer at St. Josephs’ College...| VillageReach
By Jessica Mayenda, VillageReach In many parts of Africa, accessing quality health care has long been a daunting challenge, especially for those in remote or hard-to-reach areas. Yet, a technological transformation is underway, reshaping this narrative. Meet Tiwonge, a vibrant mother of three from rural Malawi, navigating the complexities of health care while living miles away from the nearest clinic. [Read more] “How AI-Driven Telehealth is Transforming Lives in Africa and Scaling Global I...| Global Washington
Bitcoin Famba is a community based in Maputo-Matola, Mozambique, focused on meetups, workshops, and education to empower people through Bitcoin […]| Bitcoin for Fairness
The World Health Organization (WHO) is sponsoring a malaria vaccine study in African children without obtaining informed consent from parents.| Foreign Policy Journal
Having a skilled health care workforce is a critical component of strong health systems. And in Malawi I help build this health workforce by...| VillageReach
Backpacking in Malawi offers a unique adventure through the “Warm Heart of Africa,” where you can explore stunning landscapes, vibrant cultures, and welcoming locals. This is a travel guide showing the main places to visit and practical advice to help you plan your backpacking trip to Malawi. Backpacking In Malawi Personally, I went backpacking in… Read More »Backpacking In Malawi Travel Guide| Backpackingman
Cold Chain Technicians like Ramson and Thokozani play a vital role in ensuring vaccines remain safe and effective. Discover how technology and dedication keep immunization programs running smoothly.| VillageReach
Evans Njewa, Chair of the LDC Group Climate change is not a distant threat — it’s an urgent crisis affecting the world’s most vulnerable nations, particularly the 45 Least Developed Countries (LDCs) that I represent. These nations, already struggling with poverty and limited resources, are bearing the brunt of a crisis that they have contributed [...]| LDC Climate Change
With the launch of the Malawi Folktales and Folksongs Database, Malawi has emerged as a trailblazer in leveraging digital technology to preserve its intangible cultural heritage and sharing this rich legacy with the world. The Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) was one of the first national radio stations in Africa to digitise its deteriorating reel-to-reel tapes. This initiative safeguarded an invaluable archive that was on the brink of being lost and has been followed by similar digitisa...| African Poems
By Joe Dutra, Opportunity International Smallholder farmers are responsible for producing one-third of the world’s food supply and nearly 80% of the food in low- and middle-income countries. They are also among the most vulnerable populations, as agriculture remains the primary livelihood for millions living in extreme poverty. Opportunity International believes that through targeted financial Continue Reading| Global Washington
Born in 1936, Joseph Nangalambe was a prolific composer, guitar player and singer who disguised the underlying meanings of his songs through coded metaphors and allegory. In the following track, Nangalambe sings in the Yao language about a mysterious man called Che Poison. The singer describes travelling to stay overnight in different districts of Malawi, knowing that when he awakes he will find Che Poison there. But who is this mysterious man Che Poison? Che Poyi, makes me wonder, makes me w...| African Poems
Discover how the Accelerator’s cross-country learning initiative is transforming safe blood systems in Liberia, Malawi, and Rwanda. The post Strengthening Safe Blood Systems: Lessons from Cross-Country Collaboration appeared first on Health Systems Strengthening Accelerator.| Health Systems Strengthening Accelerator
Don’t neglect your mental health during an internship! Taking care of yourself while interning will help you have an even more impactful experience.| Roots Interns
By Joan Kalepa and Ronald Ngeno, VillageReach Imagine a child’s missed vaccination sparking a dramatic scene, not of anger, but of awareness. In Malawi, this is a powerful new approach to public health. Through theatrical performances on local stages, communities are learning about the importance of vaccinations in a way that’s both entertaining and effective. Continue Reading| Global Washington
This is a Makuleya song from Malawi that tackles the theme of superstition in a satirical manner. The song revolves around accusations of witchcraft, specifically whether a person who owns an animal horn filled with magical charms should be allowed to remain in the community. The women singers who open the song state that the one who possesses the witchcraft horn should be allowed to stay. But the chorus states to the contrary that the one who does not possess such a horn be allowed to stay. ...| African Poems
The Chinamwali ceremonies, deeply rooted in Cheŵa-speaking communities across Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique, represent initiation rituals exclusive to Cheŵa women. In this recording, we hear the women leading the ceremony calling upon the Chief of the Kasungu district to grant his authority for the traditional rituals to begin. Reed mats are laid out for the initiates to sit upon in the homestead where the ceremony will commence. Chief Njombwa, Spread Out The Mat Chief Njombwa, s...| African Poems
So here I am, back in the UK as the new year starts. I have returned immediately to my work as an independent midwife in Sussex, and I’ve been reflecting on volunteering as a midwife in Malawi. What have I learned, what surprised me, and what this might mean for me in the future? I really didn’t know what to… The post Midwife in Malawi (part 13) – reflecting on volunteering appeared first on Walking With You.| Walking With You
Throughout human history, throughout the world, the majority of babies have been born at home. In the last few decades however, in many countries, hospital birth has been promoted as being “best”. So is hospital birth best? This is a question I discuss frequently in the UK, and it has been an increasing concern for me in Malawi. Since 2012… The post Midwife in Malawi (part 12) – Is hospital birth best? appeared first on Walking With You.| Walking With You
