AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCreative Sector: Malawi’s Copyright Fund has distributed more than K300 million to 26 artists and organisations, supporting projects in music, film, fashion and community arts. Some recipients will also attend next year’s CANEX creative-industry gathering in Nigeria. Education: The government is moving towards diploma-level training for primary teachers, while education advocates say it must also address unemployment among qualified teachers. Faith and Community: World Mission Sunday fundraising is supporting construction of St Peter’s Nyamikuta school in Malawi, as well as food and learning materials for children. Cultural Heritage: Mulhako wa Alhomwe drew crowds to Mulanje for celebrations of Lhomwe heritage, held under a theme focused on preserving culture for future generations. Public Health: A heatwave warning remains in effect through October 23, with temperatures potentially reaching 42°C in parts of the South; officials urge people to avoid midday sun and protect children, pregnant women and those with chronic illnesses. Culture and Education: Educationist Limbani Nsapato has been appointed executive secretary of Malawi’s UNESCO Commission, which works across education, science, culture and communication.
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