Martin Mbewe
Martin Mbewe is a journalist and Development Communications Specialist. He is a Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) RLC-SA alumnus and currently works as a Communications and Programmes Coordinator at Tingathe Malawi. With experience in development communication and writing stories for print, radio, TV, and online media, Martin is passionate about change and writing on topical issues concerning Malawians and beyond. Previously, he worked as a current affairs reporter at the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) and held communication roles with Cure International and the Ministry of Agriculture's Communications Branch. Martin believes in the power of effective communication to drive positive change and improve the lives of individuals and communities, especially those facing social and economic challenges.
Catholic Church champions unified action against GBV
The Catholic Church of Malawi has stepped up in the fight against gender-based violence, emphasizing that ending abuse against women…
Climate change is not a future problem – it’s a present crisis for Malawi & the world
If you have not heard about climate change, then you must be new to this planet, because its impact is…
Malawi’s Hunger Cycle
It remains a lingering shadow, one that refuses to leave; a problem so ingrained in our nation’s makeup that its…
ISAMA Vows to Collaborate with Government to Improve Education in Malawi
In a bid to improve the quality of education in country, the Independent Schools Association of Malawi (ISAMA) has pledged…
Church leaders urged to champion mindset change
The Holy Cross International Church has challenged church leaders in the country to take a leading role in driving mindset…
Disability Forum mulls on inclusion of persons with disabilities in dev.
The Minister of Gender, Community Development, and Social Welfare Jean Sendeza has urged people in the country to collaborate in…
Corruption epidemic impedes development in Africa
It often begins with a whisper, a subtle request: "Could you do me this small favor?" One person asks another…
