By Our Correspondent
Strengthening awareness and access to information is key to reducing corruption and bribery in rural communities.
Recognizing this need, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has taken a hands-on approach by equipping youth-led initiatives, such as the Development Network for Youth Empowerment (DENEYE), with the tools to make a tangible impact.
DENEYE’s relentless work in promoting transparency has not gone unnoticed.
The organization was recently recognized by the ACB with a certificate of commendation for its exceptional contribution to fighting corruption at the grassroots level.
Andrew Ussi, the ACB’s Public Education Manager for the Eastern Region in Zomba, praised the group’s achievements,
“Your dedication serves as an inspiration for others to follow. We are proud to honor your efforts.” he said
The recognition reflects the collaborative effort between the ACB and youth-driven entities in the battle against corruption.
Shalid Ishmael, Executive Director of DENEYE, highlighted the importance of partnership and support from institutions like the ACB.
“Their backing emboldens our mission to create transparent, accountable communities,” Ishmael explained.
Held senior group Chipolonga the certificate presentation underscored the vital role of youth in fostering accountability and integrity in rural areas.
The event also highlighted the growing momentum for change, led by empowered and informed community advocates.
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