October 9, 2025 - Sele Media Malawi

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Stakeholders call for collective action to bridge communication gap for the hearing-impaired

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By Chisomo Phiri Stakeholders in sign language education have called for concerted efforts to bridge the communication...

TFM Centre of Excellence donates K10 million to support IPMM annual conference

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By Chisomo Phiri The Thomson Frank Mpinganjira (TFM) Centre of Excellence on Monday October 6,2025,donated K10 million...

BAGMA urges Mutharika to revive agriculture for Malawi 2063

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By Chisomo Phiri A youth-led farmers’ organization,Business Agriculture Malawi (BAGMA), has called on president Arthur Peter Mutharika...

Health Ministry warns of rising cervical cancer deaths if action is not strengthened

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By Chisomo Phiri The Ministry of Health has warned that the country could face a sharp rise...

Mutharika responds to gender disparity concerns in recent appointments

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By Chisomo Phiri President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika has addressed concerns raised by various groups regarding perceived...

Governance expert lauds Mutharikas choice of seasoned officials

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By Innocent Manda One of Malawis renowned good governance commentators, Mavuto Bamusi, has applauded President Professor Arthur...

Karonga to roll out injectable PrEP in November

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By George Mponda Karonga District Hospital will start offering injectable pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in November as part...

By Sylvester Kumwenda World Vision Malawi has emphasized the need to incorporate children's views in programs that directly affect the children to improve child participation and effectiveness of interventions. Carolyn Lumbalu, Project Officer for Tiwerenge 365, an education-oriented project being implemented by World Vision in Dowa and Kasungu, made the remarks Tuesday in an interview when the organization engaged children from Traditional Authority Chakhaza in Dowa. The meeting that took place at Kasangadzi aimed at soliciting children's views and perceptions on how their ideas are, and can be incorporated into the organizations programing. "The main purpose was to measure children's participation in all our interventions by assessing the scope, quality and outcome of child participation. "This is important because parents or stakeholders may have their own priorities and children have their own needs too. And if children are not involved, we cannot really find out what troubles are, affecting them and how best to address those," she said. Lumbalu said from the engagement, it was impressive to see that most of the children indicated that they are consulted in most of the interventions World Vision MW is implementing. "This is very exciting because it can motivate the children to embrace the interventions, which can result in the desirable results," she said. The standard four to eight learners were drawn from 12 primary schools and Early Childhood Development Centres implementing the Tiwerenge project. The children are also members of various clubs like Savings for Transformation Groups, Child Parliament, reading and quiz clubs and others. Albert Chakale, Key Teacher at Chakhaza Primary School, said they always keep open channels for children's contribution of ideas and feedback. Pierre Harold, Standard 7 Lerner at Chambidzi primary school, said incorporating children's ideas into programming motivates learners to take part in activities, and safeguards the interests of the child.

Engage children in child-oriented programming – World Vision Malawi

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By Sylvester Kumwenda World Vision Malawi has emphasized the need to incorporate children’s views in programs that...

Ministry of Education emphasizes climate change education integration

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Ministry of Education emphasizes climate change education integration By Loveness Hannah Helemah The Ministry of Education, through...

Mutharika responds to gender disparity concerns in recent appointments

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By Chisomo Phiri President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika has addressed concerns raised by various groups regarding perceived...

Creating a Professional News Website for Sele Media Malawi

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Introduction to Sele Media Malawi’s Vision In today’s fast-paced digital world, establishing a robust online news platform...

Building a Professional News Website for Sele Media Malawi

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Introduction to Sele Media Malawi As a subsidiary of Sele Media Africa, Sele Media Malawi aims to...

Day: October 9, 2025

Stakeholders call for collective action to bridge communication gap for the hearing-impaired

TFM Centre of Excellence donates K10 million to support IPMM annual conference

BAGMA urges Mutharika to revive agriculture for Malawi 2063

Health Ministry warns of rising cervical cancer deaths if action is not strengthened

Mutharika responds to gender disparity concerns in recent appointments

Governance expert lauds Mutharikas choice of seasoned officials

Karonga to roll out injectable PrEP in November

Engage children in child-oriented programming – World Vision Malawi

Ministry of Education emphasizes climate change education integration

Mutharika responds to gender disparity concerns in recent appointments

Creating a Professional News Website for Sele Media Malawi

Building a Professional News Website for Sele Media Malawi

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