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#WOLREC The Women’s Legal Resources Centre (WOLREC) celebrates all mothers for their strength, love, and resilience. You are the heart of families, the backbone of communities, and the driving force behind positive change. Today, we honor your sacrifices, your courage, and your endless care. Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing women nurturing a better world for generations to come! #HappyMothersDay #WomenEmpowerment #MothersOfChange

#WOLREC May her legacy live on through the lives she touched and the change she brought to our communities.

#WOLREC As we continue to push the women's empowerment agenda, our Executive Director, Maggie Kathewera Banda, is currently attending the Capacity Building Workshop on Women, Peace and Security Reporting Framework in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The Continental Results Framework (CRF) was developed by the African Union in 2018 to track the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda across Africa. Organised by the African Union Commission (AUC), through the Offic

#WOLREC The Women’s Manifesto launch still trending in mainstream media: In The Nation On Sunday today. #womensmanifesto2025 ...

#WOLREC We are proud to partner with WUSC on the ACT project...

#WOLREC Yesterday, the Executive Director for WOLREC, Mrs. Maggie Kathewera Banda & the Programmes Manager for WOLREC, Charity Mazengera, had a meeting with officials from the African Centre for Governance (ACG), who are currently in Malawi to conduct a pre-assessment of the electoral environment. The mission aims to evaluate the readiness of key institutions and stakeholders to ensure free, fair, and credible elections ahead of the upcoming polls on September 16. As a wome

#WOLREC WUSC, in partnership with WOLREC, has launched the Action for Paid Childcare Transformation (ACT) project, marking the beginning...

#WOLREC Women’s Legal Resources Centre (WOLREC) Executive Director Maggie Kathewera Banda, is today moderating a multi-stakeholder conference on Women’s Political Participation, taking place in Lilongwe under the African Women Advancing Rights and Empowerment (AWARE) project. Held under the theme "Contextual Understanding and Barriers to Women's Political Participation," the two-day conference aims to unpack the challenges women face in engaging with electoral processes. Th