Month: August 2016 Posts

World Vision holds first-ever national conference for children with disability

Aug 16, 2016 George Mhango 3 &

About 104 Malawian children with disabilities are banging heads at their first-ever national conference that seeks to see how best to promote disability inclusion through role modelling for such persons. World Vision, a charitable and… ...

Malawi launches breastfeeding week: World Vision leading the campaign

Aug 02, 2016 George Mhango 2 &

The Malawi Government, World Vision, World Food Programme among other organisations have urged mothers to dedicate more time breast feeding their infants so that their brains develop properly. This comes after Malawi has this week… ...

World Vision leads in literacy boost in Lilongwe

Jul 27, 2016 George Mhango 8 &

Malawi education authorities have hailed the literacy boost programme, which is championed by World Vision, saying it is improving reading and writing skills of underperforming children. This was evidenced at the Literacy Boost Fair, held… ...

World Vision African leader tips Malawians in ownership

Jun 06, 2016 George Mhango 2 &

Leader of the Southern Africa Region (SAR) for World Vision Rudo Kwaramba—who was in Malawi—recently urged people in Kalira, Ntchisi—one of Malawi’s Central Region districts—to develop the spirit of ownership towards all water and Village… ...

Power of the fund that is in vision

May 27, 2016 George Mhango 9 &

Lezias Sauzande (39) and his four children can now afford to live a decent life in areas of food, shelter and clothes, thanks to World Vision who introduced Vision Fund for communities to get loans… ...

Bible Study groups change Malenga, other youths in Lilong

May 19, 2016 George Mhango 1 &

Amidst a delegation of World Vision Christian Commitment during the Empowered Worldview Learning Lab tour, 30-year-old Herbert Malenga from Mgola Village Head, Traditional Authority (T/A) Mazengera stunned people. He stood in front of the delegation… ...

When textbooks bring joy in learners

May 13, 2016 George Mhango 3 &

In Malawian schools more than two things remain undisputable during an inspection tour. It is either school blocks are not enough or libraries have no text books for learners to practice reading so they get… ...