Author: Lemani Makina

Today, a total of 10 female Adult Literacy Leaners attended an Economic Empowerment session which our team organized in Mangochi district. The aim of the session was to equip the women with entrepreneurship skills in order to enhance their socio-economic welfate. The women have further been equipped with skills in baking and cookery.

Through our office in Ntcheu district, we have trained female prisoners in production of reusable sanitary pads. The activity was organised in response to a call by Ntcheu Prison authorities who requested for support towards the procurement of re-usable sanitary pads for the female inmates As such, our team employed a more sustainable approach by…

YONECO has trained journalists from various media houses in the country on countering COVID-19 misinformation and disinformation.

Yesterday, YONECO in collaboration with Chimbota Community Development Organization conducted an evening screening of Mbeu Yosintha (Seeds of Change) Film at Bwerero Ground in the area of Sub-Traditional Authority (STA) Mndola in Nkhata Bay district.

Today, 12 August, is International Youth Day (IYD). The day is an opportunity window for governments and other players to pay necessary attention to various issues that affect the youth across the globe.   

COVID -19 pandemic has brought so much pain and grief into our world. It is almost impossible to find a soul which has not been affected in one way or another.

A total of 40 Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYWs) have graduated from the Malawi Institute of Tourism (MIT) with certificates after a three-months customized course in hotel operations.

As one way of preventing child marriages, community members from the area of Senior Chief Malemia in Zomba have formulated by-laws which will punish everyone taking part in the malpractice.

69 Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) have graduated from DAPP Mikolongwe Vocational School where they have acquired knowledge and skills in Horticulture, Cosmetology, Welding as well as Carpentry and Joinery.

YONECO has donated Manna Packs of Rice to two households with which have undernourished children at Chikanda Township in Zomba.