Malawi, known as the “Warm Heart of Africa,” is home to Lake Malawi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Africa’s largest freshwater lakes. The country boasts beautiful landscapes with diverse flora and fauna.
Like many countries, Malawi faces challenges such as poverty and healthcare disparities, but it is a resilient nation committed to sustainable development and wildlife conservation. Malawi’s rich cultural heritage is showcased through unique traditional music, dances, and festivals, making it a versatile place to learn about numerous disciplines.
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Middle and High Schools
Gender Equality and Women’s Rights: Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders
Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders aims to nurture the potential of young women and develop their leadership…
Faculty-Led
Voices of Empowerment: Exploring Gender and Women’s Studies
As in many other places, gender dynamics and women's experiences are complex in Malawian society.
