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Mphamvu Now ndi kampeni yomwe ikuchitika pansi pa ndondomeko za mgwirizano wa njira zamakono za mphamvu zotchedwa Green and Inclusive Energy (GIE) motsogoleredwa ndi mabungwe asanu omwe si aboma. Cholinga cha Mphamvu Now ndi kugawa mautenga olondora pankani ya vuto la umphawi wa mphamvu mudziko lathu kupatikiza njila zothandiza kuthetsa vutoli ndi kuphunzitsa aMalawi njira zamakono zosiyana siyana zogwiritsa ntchinto mphamvu zosaononga chilengedwe ndinjila zolumikizana ndi aboma kuti achitepo kanthu pa nkani ya Green and Inclusive Energy.

 Mphamvu Now ikufuna kukwaniritsa zolinga zitatu izi;

Kukhazikitsa malo a dijito omwe ndiosavuta kugwiritsa kugwiritsa ntchito pophunzitsa mabungwe, madera komanso anthu za mphamvu

Kulimbikitsa a Malawi m’makomo mwao kuti adziwe komanso kuchitapo kanthu pa nkhani zokhudza mphamvu zosaononga chilengedwe

Kuthandiza kuti zolankhula zokhudza mphamvu zikhale zosavuta kumva kwa a Malawi komanso kuti zikhale mu ziyankhulo za ku Malawi konkuno

Upangiri wodalirika wa dera lanu!

Tili ndi nkhokwe ya zipangizo zomwe zingakuthandizeni kumvetsetsa kwanu kwa malamulo oyendetsera mphamvu kuno Ku Malawi, komanso zipangizo ndi malipoti Omwe mungafune

Nkhani Zatsopano

Mphamvu Now Consolidates Voices

Mphamvu Now Consolidates Voices

Despite energy playing a significant role in improving the lives of people and achievement of Malawi’s development goals, currently the main sources of lighting for 90 percent of non-electrified households are battery torches, elephant grass, candles and paraffin lamps. For cooking, about 95 percent depend on biomass like firewood and charcoal, only a fraction of […]
Going solar to save lives

Going solar to save lives

Nearly 20 women wait to give birth at Mulanje Mission Hospital every day Three years ago, giving birth at the 220-bed hospital, which handles 440 outpatients daily and 250 births a month, was a matter of life or death due to frequent power cuts. Health workers were literally groping in the dark to save lives. […]
Green and Inclusive Energy Malawi Partnership Conducts

Green and Inclusive Energy Malawi Partnership Conducts

In conjunction with its five Malawi partners on Green and Inclusive Energy (GIE), Hivos International held a Journalism for Energy training in Lilongwe from September 4 – 6, 2017. The training involved a host of journalists from a range of media houses in Malawi including print, online, broadcasting and electronic. The partnership worked closely with […]