YOUTH FIRST MALAWI COMMEMORATING INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH







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Youth First And (YFM) today held a lecture at LUANAR Bunda campus in commemoration of International Women’s Month.

The lecture emphasized on how young women can be inspired, encouraged and be economically independent by looking at successful women who made it in life across the globe. They capitalise that women can also do great things just as influential men do.

The Guest of honor Esther Bonyonga who is the founder and Executive Director of Ladies in Tertiary Education (LAITE), A Woman Activist, Actress, Entrepreneur, a Model and a president of Rotary Club of Lilongwe, highlighted much on how young women can get insipired.
 
Speaking with Bunda Eye in an interview, Bonyonga said, “Young women should be confident, know what to do in life because it is unfair to see other women succeeding, they should also aim to be great women as young as they are, they should set their goals and act on it, not just wishing to be a great and more importantly they should join platforms where they can start practicing to be leaders”.

“Young women have the mandate to break the chains and to understand that women have also the capability to achieve and do different things that men do, young women should narrow the gap that is there between men and women,” Uchizi Sidira Munthali the CEO of YFM spoke with bunda eye.

Munthali concluded that, YFM used to organize different meetings because it believes in networking.

(Reported by Chimola Joel 30/03/2024)


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