In a bid to reduce the number of street connected children in the country’s cities, Lilongwe based organization, One Step Foundation (ONESF) has launched an ambitious project aimed at equipping street connected children with entrepreneurship knowledge. Among others, the project…
ORGANIC FERTILIZER EARNS LUANAR GRADUATE BIGLilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) graduate Harold Mtengo earns K6 million everythree months from organic fertiliser sales.He makes the fertiliser from human urine and animal waste.Aged 43, Mtengo, the Kasungu-based entrepreneur says…
A few years ago, 29 year-old Florence Chinganyama was among the country’s youths struggling to break into the saturated job market. Chinganyama, who is the mother of one, and a resident of Chilomoni, Blantyre, reached a point where she thought…
Mary Mbalazada, an up-and-coming female entrepreneur based in Area 23, Lilongwe has made a difference through production of several products which she is selling at a cheaper price among her village people. Mbalazada, who is a nursing graduate from the…
Twenty-one-year-old Alice Ndau from Sonda Township in Mzuzu has defied age and gender barriers to become a successful Chief Executive Officer and owner of a solar energy company called Eco Tech Solutions based in Mzuzu. The young lady, who is…
Rose Chisowa, aged 40, graduated from the University of Malawi with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism in 2008. Just like any graduate she was expecting to take up a white-collar job and become one of top-notch journalists. But as fate…
Yamikani Nicholas Kachingwe, who worked as a waiter at a restaurant in Cape Town, South Africa for 13 years before venturing into business in Malawi said his journey has been full of ups and downs. Aged 38, the Managing Director…
Amai Ticheze Women’s Group from Nayuchi Border in Traditional Authority Mchinguza, Machinga District has said it wants to buy a three-tonne vehicle before this year ends. The car will enable them transport their merchandise to and from the markets thereby…
Hamis Nyampesi, a fish off-taker and owner of Nyampesi Fish Products from Monkeybay in Mangochi District will from September this year start exporting fish products to Zambia and Mozambique. The off-taker to women fish processing cooperatives such as Fish Land…
A group of young entrepreneurs from Monkey Bay in Mangochi District Fish Land Ladies have acquired a K50 million refrigerated van on loan from Malawi government to improve fish production and distribution for their business. They have acquired the van…