Our Latest Stories

28 Jan, 2025

Alice Francisco`s dream realized: Strengthening Production and Market Capacity Project.

"I learnt the techniques of irrigation farming. I grew maize, eggplants, pepper, tomatoes and ended up with a bumper harvest. I sold the produce and made over MK2 million. I then reinvested that money into a Village Savings and Loan (VSL) group to earn more interest. With the earnings, I was able to...

10 Dec, 2024

From struggle to success: Esmy’s journey to resilience and prosperity.

In the heart of Group Village Headman Nkaya, Traditional Authority Nkaya in Balaka District, lives Esmy Edward, a 44-year-old single mother of five children. Esmy`s journey is a testament to resilience, empowerment and the transformative power of community development initiatives.Not long ago, Esmy ...

06 Dec, 2024

From struggles to success: How Fatima Maseko transformed her life with CARD's support.

Balaka, Malawi-Fatima Maseko, a 41-year-old single mother of six, vividly recalls the challenges she faced before receiving support from the Enhancing Climate Resilience for Improved Income and Food Security (ECRIF) project."I had no place to call home. Life was tough and each day I feared for my ch...

20 Nov, 2024

From charcoal hustle to entrepreneurial success: Hassan Bakali's transformational journey.

"Life was tough. I used to burn charcoal to make ends meet, constantly fearing government laws. Despite my efforts, providing for my five children was a daily struggle, now, I can proudly say life is different. I am grateful to CARD for opening doors to tangible business opportunities. I am not just...

13 Nov, 2024

Ronney Chibisa, secures daughter`s education through ECRIF project.

Ronney Chibisa, a single mother of four from Group Village Head (GVH) Phimbi in Traditional Authority Nkaya, Balaka, is embracing a new chapter of financial independence and hope. Through the Enhancing Climate Resilience for Improved Income and Food Security (ECRIF) project, Ronney has transformed h...

08 Nov, 2024

A new dawn for 66-year-old John Mbendera and his family in Phalombe.

For 66-year-old John Mbendera, a father of four, the weight of feeding his family once felt impossible to bear. Living in Traditional Authority Jenala in Phalombe District, he often had no choice but to send his children to neighbouring Mozambique in search of food.But today, everything has changed ...