Temwa Malawi

Temwa Malawi Temwa is a UK founded- Malawi based NGO. Our mission is to develop self-sufficient communities in remote and hard to reach areas.

It ends level at Utchirwe football ground , where Ruarwe youth club were competing with Mng'ona youth club. For netball ...
01/01/2026

It ends level at Utchirwe football ground , where Ruarwe youth club were competing with Mng'ona youth club. For netball match Ruarwe youth club emerged the winners with 13 scores while Mng'ona had 5 scores.

Temwa Organisation's SRHR project is at Ruarwe Youth Network today, promoting Sexual Reproductive Health Rights and offe...
01/01/2026

Temwa Organisation's SRHR project is at Ruarwe Youth Network today, promoting Sexual Reproductive Health Rights and offering youth-friendly services. The heat is on as Ruarwe Youth Club takes on Mng'ona Youth Club.

Meet our star player, Frank Jr Mwalyungu, who was crowned Man of the Match for his outstanding performance. He has led t...
31/12/2025

Meet our star player, Frank Jr Mwalyungu, who was crowned Man of the Match for his outstanding performance. He has led the team to victory with his incredible skills.

Timasukirane Youth Club has taken the top spot, winning both the football and netball matches. The team dominated the ga...
31/12/2025

Timasukirane Youth Club has taken the top spot, winning both the football and netball matches. The team dominated the games and proved they are the best. Congratulations to our Man of the Match winners crowned for their outstanding performance.

The winning team has walked away with MWK50,000. 00, while the runners up have walked away MWK40, 000.00 and in third place MWK 35,000. 00. The Senior Field Officer, Emmanuel Njikho handed over the prize to the participating teams.

Timasukirane faces Zingilirani youth club for the final match at Mkhutu football ground.
31/12/2025

Timasukirane faces Zingilirani youth club for the final match at Mkhutu football ground.

The Senior Field Officer Emmanuel Njikho, addressed the youth clubs at Mkhutu football ground.
31/12/2025

The Senior Field Officer Emmanuel Njikho, addressed the youth clubs at Mkhutu football ground.

Temwa Organisation's SRHR project is kicking off a fun and engaging way in form of football and netball bonanza to promo...
31/12/2025

Temwa Organisation's SRHR project is kicking off a fun and engaging way in form of football and netball bonanza to promote Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) awareness.

Today, 6 youth clubs under the Usisya Youth Network are going head-to-head in a thrilling football and netball bonanza. The teams competing are: Timasukirane, Bweteka, Penjani, Ndife Ochenjera, Zingilirani, and Tikumanepo.

This Christmas, we celebrate the gift of community. Together, we have sown seeds of hope, nurtured resilience, and built...
25/12/2025

This Christmas, we celebrate the gift of community. Together, we have sown seeds of hope, nurtured resilience, and built bridges of compassion across rural communities. May this festive season bring peace, light, and renewed strength to every community we serve.
As we step into the new year, let us continue to walk hand in hand empowering lives, transforming futures, and spreading love that lasts beyond the season. Merry Christmas and a hopeful New Year from all of us at Temwa.

A True Partner in Development – Temwa Celebrates 21 Years of Community Work Temwa Organization has marked 21 years of co...
18/12/2025

A True Partner in Development – Temwa Celebrates 21 Years of Community Work

Temwa Organization has marked 21 years of community development work in Usisya, Nkhata Bay North, highlighting long-term investments in education, agriculture, and environmental conservation.

The anniversary celebrations on Wednesday began with a march from Eco Lodge to the organization’s offices, where the main event was held. Exhibitions were mounted to showcase Temwa’s projects and achievements.

The organization said its work has included the construction of a girls’ hostel at Usisya Community Day Secondary School, school blocks, the establishment of 30 Early Childhood Development centers, farmer training in sustainable agriculture and forest conservation, as well as programs aimed at improving community health.

Speaking at the event, Temwa Malawi Country Programs Director Kondwani Botha said the organization has worked with more than 25,000 farmers over the past two decades.

“For 21 years we have worked consistently in Nkhata Bay North, supporting communities in agriculture, health, education, and economic empowerment,” he said. “We have increased forest cover to about 5,000 hectares and supported early grade learning, including bursaries for over 5,000 students.”

Mr. Botha added that under Temwa’s 2025–2030 strategic plan, the organization intends to expand its operations to other districts across Malawi.

Traditional Authority Senior Chief M’bwana praised Temwa for its continued support to the Usisya community.

“Temwa has assisted in many ways. They have built school blocks, a girls’ hostel, and trained our youth in various skills that have improved livelihoods,” he said. “I encourage other organizations to work with Temwa to help develop our area further.”

Nkhata Bay District Community Development Officer Jacob Moloko described Temwa as a “reliable partner”.

“Temwa has consistently engaged with the council, sharing plans and supporting local development initiatives. They are indeed a true partner in development,” he said.

The celebrations featured award presentations, testimonies from community members, as well as music and traditional dances.

Today, Temwa Organisation celebrates its 21st anniversary at Usisya in Nkhatabay North.The celebration started with big ...
17/12/2025

Today, Temwa Organisation celebrates its 21st anniversary at Usisya in Nkhatabay North.

The celebration started with big walk from Eco Lodge where Temwa begun. Its mission has been working in remote and hard to reach areas.

The celebration has been graced with various stakeholders that Temwa works with.

Celebrate with us.

Farmers attain improved economic status through Irrigation FarmingThe Chanjati Irrigation Group from Selemani community ...
11/12/2025

Farmers attain improved economic status through Irrigation Farming

The Chanjati Irrigation Group from Selemani community is making remarkable strides in winter cropping with support from Temwa’s Solar Irrigation Project. This initiative is designed to boost crop productivity and create new income opportunities for farmers.

Already, both group members and the wider community are experiencing the benefits. Reliable irrigation has led to higher yields and better earnings. So far, 12 group members and 8 non-members have directly benefited from the improved crop production system.

This season, the group cultivated a quarter acre of Irish potatoes, around 15,000 heads of cabbage, onions, carrots, and other vegetables. Their efforts are paying off 7,000 heads of cabbage have already been sold at MK1,500 each, generating MK10,500,000, with 8,000 more still available for sale.

Beyond cabbage, diversified enterprises like Irish potatoes and vegetables have brought in an additional MK200,000. These sales are strengthening household incomes and proving the power of solar irrigation in transforming rural livelihoods.

Looking ahead, the group plans to reinvest part of their proceeds into rain-fed farming while sharing profits among members. Their success is a shining example of how solar-powered irrigation is driving resilience, productivity, and prosperity in farming communities

Meet the Evergreen Beekeeping GroupThis dedicated group of 7 members has constructed 130 beehives, with 120 already hung...
09/12/2025

Meet the Evergreen Beekeeping Group

This dedicated group of 7 members has constructed 130 beehives, with 120 already hung and 20 colonized. They're aiming for 200 beehives by year-end and expecting their first honey harvest in December 2025, with a whopping 60kg of honey on the horizon.

Through collective efforts, they're not only boosting their income but also contributing to a sustainable environment. By preserving natural forests and promoting biodiversity, they're protecting our planet for future generations.

Kudos to the Evergreen Beekeeping Group for their hard work and commitment to a greener tomorrow.

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