Spotlight Initiative is a joint UN & EU funded programme that aims at eliminating Violence against women and girls (EVAWG) through women economic empowerment. EIMalawi

Aisha Abasi is a survivor of GBV from TA Nkoola. she is divorced with 7 kids, and a survivor of economic violence. Before joining spotlight

In an effort to end GBV against children, Emmanuel International Malawi, with support from Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) has initiated a five day

Janepher Makawa (not her real name), 45 years is from GVH Chikawonda, TA Kawinga, Machinga. She is physically challenged and she has speaking difficulties. In

“Thank you Emmanuel International Malawi” says Maxwell I am Maxwell Thomson and I hail from Manyungwa village Traditional Authority Mwambo Zomba. I am the sixth

EI Malawi Donates MotorBikes Malawi has the potential to achieve good health for all citizenry if stakeholders complementing governments efforts in the improvement of health

News from Mpoola Bee-Keeping Group Emmanuel International, through it’s Njira Project-Agriculture sector, has been promoting beekeeping as one of the sure ways of ensuring financial

In its quest to achieve child justice and awareness on child rights, Emmanuel International Malawi works with already existing community structures. This is the story

EI Malawi Refurbishes Zomba District Council Offices Outgoing Zomba District Commissioner (DC) Raphael Piringu says Malawi can achieve socio economic development if the private sector

“MY DREAM WILL ONLY COME TRUE THROUGH EDUCATION’ SAYS AGNES Agnes (Not her real Name) is a 16 year old girl from Mpulura village, GVH

The story of Maria Maria is one of the young mothers who was found with HIV and is currently attending young mothers club at St

BACKYARD GARDEN BECOMES A CATALYST FOR NUTRITIONAL AND ECONOMIC WELL-BEING Chitekwe village is one of the villages in Group Village Headman Mindano, Traditional Authority Mwambo

DISCRIMINATION IN QUARANTINE (A CASE STUDY OF Vietnam Zambia, Covid-19 Suspect) “When I want to fetch water at a borehole all women could ran away