Malawi’s First Lady to launch her Foundation Trust in October  

First Lady Monica Chakwera has disclosed that she will launch her Foundation Trust next month with a focus on efforts to uplift the life of a rural girl child.

First Lady Monica Chakwera (r)   says she will launch her Foundation Trust next month having drawn lessons from Esther Lungu Foundation Trust in Zambia.-Photo by Lusaka Times

Madam Chakwera explained that the zeal to launch a charitable organization has been concretized by the lessons learned from the Esther Lungu Foundation, the charitable organization for the First Lady of Zambia.

She said this on Tuesday  when she toured Esther Lungu Foundation Trust Secretariat in Chongwe District in Lusaka Province.

“Malawi faces similar challenges in rural areas and I will also focus on uplifting the lives of the vulnerably people in the rural area by replicating what the Esther Lungu foundation trust is doing,” said Mrs Chakwera with a fixed smile.

The First Lady who was in Zambia with her husband President Lazarus Chakwera for a one-day working visit, said the foundation that she will launch in October this year will focus our uplifting people’s livelihoods.

“I will focus on uplifting the lives of vulnerable people in the rural areas of Malawi, especially the girl child, by adapting some of the programmes that ELFT is implementing. Visiting ELFT is timely and I have learnt a number of things which I will use in implementing the project back home,” she said.

Lungu who was indebted for the visit by Malawi’s First Lady to the foundation, said her firm remains open to exchange visits and sharing of ideas.

Formed in 2015, ELFT aims at reducing the vulnerability of disadvantaged individuals and communities.

It targets women, girls, children and persons with disabilities and empowers them through provision of farm inputs, skills in livestock production, fish farming as well as providing bursaries and promoting girl’s education.

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mtete
mtete
3 years ago

Amwenye amadikila zimenezi. Just you wait. You will hear from many of this lot and they never are ashamed to be associated with such so-called c h a r I t I e s.
That said, mmati azichita chiani munthu wa m’mayi, kusenda nyemba basi? She should preoccupy herself somehow.

Bauleni12
Bauleni12
3 years ago

Kuba kokhakokha.Much as things change they remain the same. Mayo kalanga🗣 my malawi sob sob

Mphonongolo
Mphonongolo
3 years ago

Not different after all. Same old nonsense just different players. Malawi ali mmadzi.

Mwinithako
Mwinithako
3 years ago

Izooo zayambika potulisila ndalama .Muyambe ndinu kupeleka ku trust Imeneyii.Azayamba kupeleka ,Kaliati,Masangwi,kenaka Michael Usi.Misa ndi Habiba osanena kkkk

The Sniper
The Sniper
3 years ago

Eish Mama please can you be different from these past Ladies please please!

Zwisto
Zwisto
3 years ago

This is laughable. Here we go again.

ERUTU
ERUTU
3 years ago

💪🏿🇲🇼

Chwiiiiiii
Chwiiiiiii
3 years ago

Here we go!!!!

Henele Gopani
Henele Gopani
3 years ago

naye afuna atafune

Mr president
Mr president
3 years ago

SHE WILL NOW START ACCUMULATING WEALTH ON THE NAME OF CHARITY
SHAME SHAME WE THOUGHT CHAKWERA WILL BE DIFFERENT
THEY ARE ALL THE SAME

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