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Articles by Emmanuel Continhu
Open Days crucial for schools development
School Open Days are important for development of schools and education at large as stakeholders come together to share successes and challenges and map way forward for the smooth running of schools for children's benefit. This was said on Wednesday by Lilongwe Urban Desk Officer for Primary Education, Crissy Fodya, at Mchesi Primary school in Lilongwe City when the School organized an Open Day where different school activities were displayed.
FOCESE bails out 140 disaster hit learners in Chikwawa
Foundation for Civic Education and Social Empowerment (FOCESE) on Monday distributed learning materials to 140 girls who were affected by floods this year in five schools in the area of Traditional Authority Ngabu in Chikwawa. FOCESE Programs Officer, Maria Dowa told Malawi News Agency (Mana) that the organization has been implementing humanitarian response to girls in the area as such the donation was this time around used as a platform to teach them issues surrounding gender based violence.
Man commits suicide in Dowa over relish
His daughter cooked relish without tomato by Nthanda Times April 20, 2022 written by Nthanda Times April 20, 2022 0 comment A 68-year-old man in Dowa has committed suicide following a quarrel he picked with his daughter. The man has been identified as George Chibweza. Speaking to Nthanda Times, Dowa Police Public Relations Officer Sergeant Gladson M’bumpha said the incident occurred on 19 April 2022 at Chileka Village, Traditional Authority Chiwere in the district.
ACT in ‘Education for all’ initiaive
by Felister Phiri April 19, 2022 written by Felister Phiri April 19, 2022 0 comment In an effort to bail out needy students from school fee glitches, Ambassadors Charity Trust (ACT) has introduced an initiative dubbed “Education for All, Malawi”. According to the Director for Ambassadors Charity Trust, Blessings Chiwosi, the aim of the initiative is to link up all willing stakeholders with the needy students to get refundable loans.
Save launches cash transfer for flood hit learners
Save the Children on Thursday launched a social cash transfer programme to assist Standard 8 learners in various primary schools in Chikwawa District to enable them buy learning materials. Save the Children Senior Technical Advisor for Education and Child Development, Lexon Ndalama said the organisation decided to launch the cash transfer programme as a response to the floods which swept away learning materials of most learners.
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