YONECO, with support from LifeLine International has organized a live panel discussion on suicide prevention that will air in the evening of 16 August 2025. The panel discussion will bring together mental health experts, advocates, and community voices to address the growing concern of suicide and the importance of mental well-being in Malawi. Organized under…
Read MoreNkhande Primary School has emerged victorious in the Forest Land Restoration Quiz competition, which drew participation from 10 primary schools across Ntcheu District. The wee-long competition, which commenced on 5 August 2025 has ended today, 9 August 2025, with an award ceremony that celebrated the top performers and their commitment to environmental conservation. The quiz…
Read MoreDear Readers, The themes for August 2025 were hard to come by, considering the surprises that occurred in the last ten days of July 2025. The challenging aspects of selecting running mates for 16 September 2025, combined with the hype generated by these surprises, created a significant obstacle that made writing quite difficult. The hopefuls…
Read MoreCommunities surrounding Vumo Primary School in Chitipa are constructing three teacher houses to attract and retain more educators in a bid to sustain the positive impact of the Building Education Foundations through Innovation and Technology (BEFIT) programme. The initiative comes in response to the growing demand for teachers at the school, where only four teachers…
Read MoreYONECO, with support from Foundation S, conducted malaria prevention awareness sessions in the area of Traditional Authority (T/A) Mwambo on 27 and 28 July 2025 to educate community members on the connection between malaria, climate change, and public health. The sessions that focused on more than just creating awareness but empowering communities to take ownership…
Read MoreYONECO, through the Forest Land Restoration (FLR) project, has rewarded three top science students from each of the 14 schools in the areas of Traditional Authority (T/A) Mpando and T/A Kwataine in Ntcheu district. The initiative, which is being funded by FAO, aims to support the restoration of the Mpira Dam catchment area by promoting…
Read MoreWe are pleased to share with you Address on Climate Action by the UN Secretary General and ‘s Op-Ed – A Moment of Opportunity – Supercharging The Clean Energy Age This is a timely and powerful call for decisive global action on climate change and energy transitions, with strong relevance to Malawi’s national development priorities.…
Read MoreYONECO, in collaboration with Youth-Friendly Health Service (YFHS) providers, conducted a Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) outreach activity at Chambo Evacuation Centre in Zomba. The campaign, which targeted adolescent boys and girls, combined critical health education with engaging performances by young people from the area, including poetry, live drama and dance performances. These creative expressions…
Read MoreYONECO conducted a two-day training of men and boys on Barbershop Toolkit that was held at Liwonde, Mchinga, from 22 to 23 July 2025. The training aimed at empowering the participants to champion gender equality, challenge harmful norms and promote positive change in the areas of Traditional Authorities (T/A) Sitola and Mizinga, Machinga. The training…
Read MoreAs part of its environmental conservation efforts, YONECO, with support from FAO, has been conducting a series of community film screenings followed by dialogue sessions in Traditional Authority (TA) Mpando and TA Kwataine to promote afforestation and the use of energy-efficient cooking stoves. The initiative is aimed at restoring the degraded landscape surrounding Mpira Dam,…
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