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Breaking Barriers: Faith Kafotokoza’s Inspiring Poem Celebrates Dreams and Defies Gender Norms

We are thrilled to share some wonderful news! Several talented AGE Africa scholars participated in a poetry contest hosted by Global Giving, and we are proud to announce that a poem by one of our CHATS members has been selected! AGE Africa is honored to be featured in Global Giving’s poetry book, which celebrates resilience,

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Celebrating Florence – Her Journey to Empowerment and Education 

This September, at the age of 28, Florence will walk down the aisle – a milestone for girls in her village of Mologeni in the Mangochi District. Many of her peers have already experienced the challenges of marriage and motherhood. Florence’s story is quite different, raising the question, what made her delay marriage despite the

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Zomba District Council hails Age Africa for promoting girls’ education 

Zomba District Council Chairperson, Basta Chirwa, has commended Advancing Girls  Education in Africa (Age Africa) for promoting girls’  education in the district. Age Africa provides bursaries to needy secondary school students at St. Mary’s Secondary School, Masongola, and Mulunguzi secondary schools in Zomba District.

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Age Africa trains secondary school girls on climate change and resilience in Zomba

Advancing Girls Education in Africa (Age Africa), an organisation that promote girls education, organised training for secondary school girls in Zomba on climate change and resilience. Age Africa held the training at Masongola Secondary School where girls from public secondary schools like Pirimiti CDSS, Nsala CDSS, Matandwe CDSS, Nsondole CDSS and Masongola Secondary School gathered

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