We begin our entry into 2025 with a sad reality that Malawi registered 1,487 births on 25 December 2024. If this number were to be consistent throughout the year, it signals that the nation’s population could soon be out of control. We are already struggling to produce sufficient food, supply clean water, provide medicine for…
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YONECO Voice Monthly Newsletter – January 2025
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Experiencing injury or illness can be particularly challenging for children, often leaving them feeling isolated. Meet Edwin Ng’ambi, a 7-year-old boy from Mibanga Primary School in Chitipa district. Edwin lost one of his limbs in an accident during his early years. His father, Mr. Ng’ambi, shared that Edwin struggled with feelings of nervousness when he…
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From 17 to 18 December 2024, YONECO facilitated a training session on management of Complaints and Feedback Mechanisms (CFMs) and handling of reported cases under ECHO Malawi Drought Response Project. The training aimed at strengthening the capacity of the project’s implementing partners to effectively engage with affected populations through robust accountability mechanisms. Additionally, the training…
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Chikwawa District AIDS Coordinating Committee (DACC) has hailed YONECO for its role in contributing towards the increasing access to HIV services among men and key populations. The commendation was made the chairperson of the committee during a review meeting that was held in the district on 18 December, 2024. The review meeting was organized by…
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I am Clement Mpulula, a fourth-year student at Mzuzu University (Mzuni), pursuing Bachelor of Arts Communication Studies. I am currently doing my internship at YONECO, in Zomba.I have been attached to communication department. This industrial attachment partially fulfils the requirements for my degree in Bachelor of Arts Communication Studies. I am committed to do tasks…
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I am Nelson Chautala Msiska, a graduate from the University of Malawi. I did a Bachelor of Arts in Social and Economic History under the school of Humanities and Social Sciences, from which I have gained a strong foundation in understanding societal changes and economic factors that influence community development. Currently, I am part of…
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Memory Namoyo, Chairperson of the Mkhumba Child Protection Committee, has always worked hard to protect women and children. However, she struggled with handling and following up on cases. Thanks to a four-day training that was organized by YONECO in Phalombe from 19 to 22 November, 2024, Memory now has the essential skills to manage cases…
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In Malawi, women face numerous challenges that limit their involvement in peacebuilding and humanitarian work. Recognizing this gap, YONECO has launched a project in Phalombe dedicated to empowering women and strengthening their roles in these essential areas. This initiative aligns with global frameworks like the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325, which advocates for women’s…
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Environment Sub-Committee (DESC) is exited with the Forest Land Restoration Project, a project aimed at promoting Forest Land Restoration Activities in schools and Communities around Mpira Dam catchment area. YONECO in partnership with Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) is set to roll out the project which targets Mpira dam catchment area covering T/A Kwataine and…
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