Recently, we were privileged to host a special visit from the Chikamphula Village Development Committee (VDC) as part of their community service initiative. This dedicated group of individuals came to our Kasese campus to lend a helping hand with some much-needed sweeping, and we were thrilled to have them! In today’s blog article, we will explore some of the duties of VDC and how their efforts embody the power of community spirit.
How big is Malawi? How does Malawi compare to US states? Learn more here!
Colonial Rule in Malawi occurred from 1891 to 1963, when Great Britain ruled Malawi as a British colony.
Malawi has many native tribes including Chewa, Yao, Tumbuka, and Sena. Read our blog to learn more about the tribes of Malawi.
Whether you are planning an African trip or just curious about the things we love about Malawi, read today’s blog to see the best things to do in Malawi!
Holidays are here again and we are so excited! Most of our team is taking time off with their families and loved ones, so please enjoy this blog while we are away. Celebrate the holidays with us the Malawian way!
Learn how to make this favorite Malawian street food, banana fritters. One of Malawi’s popular recipes, banana fritters are a popular food to get at the local market or make at home. This recipe is easy to make for someone who wants to try Malawian food for the first time.
Next in our series on the culture of Malawi, learn about the many languages spoken in Malawi.
Bright, colorful fabrics worn as skirts, headwraps, or even as baby carriers, chitenje cloth is part of the fabric of African life and reflects the rich cultural heritage of Malawi and other African countries. In this blog, we’ll explore how chitenje is used in Malawi.
In rural Malawi, pregnant women face many challenges including lack of access to prenatal care, poor nutrition, and lack of safe spaces to deliver their babies. Orant is working to change that with the renovation of our maternity ward. Read about it in this week’s blog.
