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Malawi to commemorate International Women’s Day with activities promoting gender equality

By Burnett Munthali

Deputy Minister of Gender, Halima Daudi, has disclosed that Malawi will join the international community in commemorating International Women’s Day on 8th March 2025, as part of efforts to promote women’s rights and gender equality in the country.

Speaking during a press briefing in Lilongwe, the Minister stated that the main objective of the 2025 International Women’s Day commemoration is to celebrate the achievements of women and girls while advocating for their rights, equality, and entrepreneurship empowerment.

Halima Daudi

She emphasized that the event aims to mobilize various stakeholders at all levels to take transformative actions that accelerate progress towards gender equality and sustainable development in the country.

The Minister further indicated that the day will feature a series of activities aimed at supporting and empowering women.

One of the key activities will be a visit to Kamuzu Central Hospital Maternity Ward in Lilongwe on 5th March 2025, where women will be supported with various gifts.

She also announced that a breakfast meeting, a business expo, and a small and medium entrepreneurs session will take place at Amaryllis Hotel in Blantyre on 7th March 2025.

These events are aimed at mentoring women in business and equipping them with knowledge and opportunities to enhance their entrepreneurial ventures.

This year’s International Women’s Day will be commemorated under the theme: “All Women and Girls’ Rights, Equality, and Empowerment.”

The theme emphasizes the importance of creating a fair and inclusive world where all women and girls have equal access to leadership and decision-making spaces.

The commemoration serves as a platform to reflect on progress made towards gender equality and to call for continued efforts in addressing challenges that hinder women’s empowerment in Malawi.

As Malawi joins the rest of the world in celebrating this important day, the government and stakeholders are expected to reaffirm their commitment to promoting gender equity and enhancing the role of women in national development.

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