Banonie Mwale Foundation launches girl-child education project in Nkhotakota

Local charity, Banonie Mwale Foundation on Friday launched a school project that seeks to promote girl-child education in Nkhotakota.

Official opening of Banonie Mwale Foundation

Jenny Naylor, one of the ambassadors helping the foundation to mobilise resources for the projects presided over the official launch of the project at Msisita Village in Traditional Authority (T/A) Kanyenda in the district

She commended the foundation’s founder, Banonie Mwale, for the initiative which will lessen challenges hampering girl-child education in the area.

Naylor announced that the foundation, with support from other well-wishers from United Kingdom (UK) and United States of America (USA), is planning to support education and health sector projects.

“We are complementing Malawi Government’s effort to ensure that girls remain in school, especially in rural areas,” said Naylor.

In his remarks Mwale said the foundation will ensure that girls in T/A Kanyenda remain in school.

“When you educate a girl child, you educate the whole nation,” he said.

Mwale said the foundation came up with the initiative to keep girls in school.

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Joseph Rendon
Joseph Rendon
6 years ago

I would like to really appreciate you for this great work. Girl child education needs to get the priority to restore the balance of the economic development of the country. One of my friends is also working with the mission humanitaire afrique, they also work the social cause and work for the betterment of the country. He also suggested me to check this out http://www.mission-humanitaire-afrique.org to participate in humanitarian mission and help the needy ones.

Mahowe
Mahowe
6 years ago

Well done Banoni for the noble task. Proud of you! Hope you will have time to enjoy your break also.

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