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DAPP Malawi is today joining the government of Malawi and the global community in celebrating the World Youth Skills Day to raise awareness about the importance of Skills development. DAPP Malawi…

It is believed that globally, 71 million young people are unemployed. This figure does not include young women or those with disabilities. Young people make up 35% of the population across Sub…

On 7 June 2019, DAPP Amalika Teachers Training College celebrated the completion of a three-year teaching profession training for 63 student teachers that had been trained at the school. During the…

I am Ireen Davie, a 28 year old married woman, a mother and a tailor by profession and I come from Mbalame village in traditional authority Mkukula, Dowa district. After four months of training is…

The devastating Cyclone Idai in Malawi left over 80,000 households displaced, losing property, homes while others lost their lives. In response to the devastating effects of the floods that followed,…

Led by the Malawi Red Cross Society, DAPP Malawi and the Kuwait Red Crescent Society (KRCS) joined hands in the donation of relief items to internally displaced families in Traditional Authorities…

Brenda Hawad is a mother of 3 children residing in Kameza Village, Traditional Authority Nkukula in Dowa district. She is the chairlady of Umodzi club which was formed under the DAPP Advance famers…

Martha Diamond, a 24-year-old lady from Chiwaya Village, Traditional Authority Nsakambewa in Dowa District never thought she would ever be a self-reliant individual. The 24-year-old who dropped out…