WASH Media Forum

We proudly congratulate our member Jackson Sichali of Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) for winning Best ICT Journalist of the Year – Electronic.

Your excellence in reporting on ICT issues continues to inform, educate, and inspire audiences across the country.

Well done on this outstanding achievement!

Another award in the house! 🏆

We proudly congratulate our dedicated executive committee member, Kelvin Tembo of Capital FM, for winning Best Women and Girls Journalist of the Year – Online at the MISA Malawi Gala Dinner and Awards.

Your commitment to telling impactful stories that highlight the voices and experiences of women and girls continues to inspire and drive change.

We celebrate this well-deserved achievement, keep shining!

We proudly congratulate our member, Eric Msikiti of Times, for winning the award for Best Participation of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities (Print).

Your impactful storytelling continues to amplify voices that matter and drive meaningful conversations around inclusion and WASH.

We celebrate your achievement and the difference your work is making. Keep raising the bar!

Free media. Informed communities. Better WASH outcomes.

This World Press Freedom Day, we reaffirm our commitment to storytelling that drives change.

We sincerely thank WaterAid Malawi, WASAMA, Gazette Media, CTS Courier and William Kaweche for partnering with us during our nationwide health facilities clean-up exercise.

Pictorial highlights from our clean-up exercise at Mzuzu Community Hospital (Mapale).

Led by our Chairperson, Meclina Chirwa, who guided the Northern Region chapter of the WASH Media Forum in carrying out this impactful clean-up exercise. Members came together to promote a cleaner and safer health environment for patients and staff, reinforcing our commitment to water, sanitation, and hygiene.

Picture credit: Kelvin Tembo

Pictorial highlights from our clean-up exercise at Bwaila Hospital.

Led by our Treasurer General, Bridgette Mwanoka, who guided members of the WASH Media Forum in the Central Region chapter. The exercise was conducted in conjunction with a dedicated team from CTS Courier, led by their General Manager, Joseph Manda and a team from WaterAid demonstrating the power of collaboration in promoting cleaner and safer health facilities.

Picture credit: Moses Nyirenda

Courier Malawi

Pictorial highlights from our clean-up exercise at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital.

Led by our Secretary General, George Mhango, who spearheaded the Southern Region chapter of the WASH Media Forum in driving this impactful clean-up exercise. Members came together to support a cleaner and safer health environment for patients and staff, reaffirming our commitment to water, sanitation, and hygiene.