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The First Lady Madam Monica Chakwera will this coming Saturday be the guest of honour at the launch of Sisterhood for Change organised by a diaspora women group called Malawi Women Diaspora Network (MWDN). The virtual Zoom launch, scheduled from 2 – 5pm Malawi time, will bring together women currently living in outside Malawi wanting […]
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The First Lady Madam Monica Chakwera has called on for Women in the Diaspora to come forward and engage more with the government so that their vast talents and expertise can be utilised in various areas in Malawi.
She was speaking on Saturday evening when she addressed over 400 Malawian women living in the diaspora where she articulated what her organisation Shaping The Future is doing lie offering scholarships to girls.
Madam Chakwera addressing Women In Diaspora
Madam Chakwera appreciated the role the diaspora saying; “the meeting had given her opportunity to sample the many talents and expertise that is in the diaspora that need to be utilised in various capacities back home.”