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The Magazine aims to promote the sharing of articles on topics relevant to the community of ALE professionals and practitioners in Africa – with a focus on new, topical information relating to the sector including new methods and approaches.

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Malawi launches National Financial Literacy and Capability Strategy - Malawi
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27 September 2024 | Dyson Mthawanji | DVV International ALE

The Government of Malawi, through the Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) on September 23^rd launched the National Financial Literacy and Capability Strategy (2024-2030) in the country’s capital city, Lilongwe.

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DVV International Newsletter
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25 September 2024 | DVV International ALE

Read Issue 2, 2024, of the DVV International Newsletter.

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Empowering Women to combat Child Malnutrition - Malawi
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23 September 2024 | Elijah Banda Women's empowerment

Educated mothers are better equipped to make informed decisions about their children’s diets, ensuring they receive the necessary nutrients for healthy growth.
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Malawi President seeks global support for digital literacy - Malawi
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23 September 2024 | Mayeso Chikhadzula | Malawi Broadcasting Corporation ALE Digital literacy

Malawi President Dr Lazarus Chakwera says the Government of Malawi is committed to bridging the digital divide and in the process, creating an inclusive future for all.
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How can we use the MOJA Platform in Tanzania? - Tanzania
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13 September 2024 | Joseph Masonda | DVV International ALE Benefits of ALE In Africa Community learning Non-formal education

MOJA is a live, user-generated platform—meaning the more we, as practitioners, contribute, the more useful it becomes.
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Time to change the development narrative - Malawi
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9 September 2024 | Andrew Kavala | Malawi Human Rights Commission Benefits of ALE In Africa

The development discourse is clear that we need to consider ageing not as a burden but as a triumph of development, with older people not a problem but part of possible solutions that Malawi needs.

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Thoughts on International Literacy Day 2024 - Malawi
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9 September 2024 | Steve Sharra Ph.D. ALE

The theme for the 2024 International Literacy Day is "Promoting multilingual education: Literacy for mutual understanding and peace". This is an important theme because multilingualism entails recognising and promoting other languages beyond dominant ones.
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International Literacy Day 2024
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6 September 2024 | MOJA Africa team | MOJA Adult Education ALE

As international Literacy Day approaches, we reflect on the transformative power of literacy in adult education and lifelong learning. UNESCO's 2024 theme, "Promoting multilingual education: Literacy for mutual understanding and peace," resonates deeply with our mission to advance Afro-centric adult education across the continent.

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