AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGirls’ Education: At the Chiwanja cha Ayao festival, Youth, Sports and Culture Minister Alfred Gangata urged parents to protect children from early marriage. Paramount Chief Kawinga also called for more support to help Yao girls stay in school. Women’s Health: First Vice-President Jane Ansah urged women to seek care for breast changes and challenged the belief that cancer is a curse, stressing that early detection matters. Creative Industries: Government, UNDP and Standard Bank have launched a forum to tackle artists’ barriers, including limited finance, business skills and intellectual property protection; Standard Bank has pledged K300 million. School Meals: Mary’s Meals says free porridge helps pupils attend and stay in school. Its programme now reaches 1,300 public primary schools, at an annual cost of K44,000 per child. Children’s Health: A three-year project will provide free orthopaedic assessments and surgery for about 900 children with disabilities in Lilongwe and Mzimba North.
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