Every day, movements are rising and saying it's time to #TaxTheRich and reimagine an economy that works for everyone. Our collective power is the real wealth. Learn more here ➡️ africa.oxfam.org/latest/publica… #CanceltheDebt #TakersNotMakers

To fight inequality and beat poverty we must also invest in education. Oxfam remains committed to ensuring young people, particularly girls, access quality education by among others working with stakeholders to ensure education is adequately funded #InternationalDayofEducation

"The violence of colonialism doesn't end with political borders—it continues through the bodies of workers, especially women." Feminist reparations aim to restructure economic systems that exploit and marginalize. To learn more, read #TakersNotMakers ➡️️ africa.oxfam.org/latest/publica…

Its almost time! Join us this afternoon for the 14th Ndizotheka Eminent Speaker Series Event! For more details👇🏽😊

A life lost, is one too many In 2022-2023 Malawi experienced the deadliest cholera outbreak. Over 1700 people died. To prevent a recurrence, we continue to work with communities to promote hygiene & sanitation, key in the prevention of waterborne diseases such as cholera

“My vision is to expand this garden. Out of it, I have acquired pigs, goats,.. & built a house,” says Mphatso Mwale, 1 of the women we work with under the “Enhancing Access to Profitable & Inclusive Agriculture Markets Project" in Kasungu, Malawi youtu.be/G08hqWlmLk8

Through the “Enhancing Access to Profitable & Inclusive Agriculture Markets Project" in Kasungu District, Malawi, we are able to support women & young people attain their dreams of becoming business owners Ireen Mataya tells her story👇🏽 youtu.be/7zwiGYSKsiQ

They say “sharing is caring” but sometimes not? To prevent spread of waterborne diseases Fage Chale from Malawi continues to follow hygiene practices🚰🧼🤲🏼. But there is one action she took that encourages her neighbours to avoid sharing. To find out 👇🏽 youtu.be/suU_egNgpUA

Currently underway capacity building training for female aspirants from the Central region districts of Dedza, Salima,Mchinji, Nchisi, Dowa and Kasungu. The training will equip and strengthen their skills for effective political participation ahead of the #2025GeneralElections

Hear what the adolescent girls are saying this #Women'sMonth!

Investing in education transforms communities and societies! Let us commit to an educated future by providing girls with adequate resources to access quality education in a safe environment! youtu.be/JTDRnNGwB6o #WomensMonth #AccerateAction #Education4All #GenderEquality

How have aid cuts impacted on Southern Africa? Join us at Oxfam in Southern Africa as we host this webinar by registering through this link or you can scan the barcode on the flier: us06web.zoom.us/.../register/k…

It's today! Join us as we host this webinar today by registering through this link or you can scan the barcode on the flier: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Village Savings and Loans (VSL) groups do not only provide platforms to save and invest, but enable people to achieve their goals! “I borrowed MK10,000 & a opened a tearoom…” says Ireen Mataya from Malawi Check out her story 👇to find out if she achieved her goal 🙂🙃

🌍✨ Exciting news! Check out our latest press release as we gear up for the MOU signing ceremony in beautiful Victoria Falls during the SADC Parliamentary Forum: 57th Plenary Assembly Session! 🤝📜 Read all about it here: southernafrica.oxfam.org/latest/press-r…

Happy Independence Day, Malawi! Let's look to the future with hope and determination! 🗳️ Upcoming Elections 🗳️ Let's make our voices heard by voting for women, youth, and persons with disabilities. Their perspectives and leadership are vital for a brighter, more inclusive Malawi

🚨“Africa’s wealth is not missing — it’s being siphoned off.” 4 billionaires = more wealth than 750M people. This isn’t fate. It’s policy failure. And it’s fixable. 📢 Read the new Oxfam report africa.oxfam.org/latest/press-r…

💸 4 billionaires > 750 million people. Oxfam’s latest report exposes a broken system. Africa is rich — but Africans are being left behind. 📢 Read more: oxfam.org/en/research/af…

🚨 Malawi’s inequality crisis: The bottom 50% earn the same as the richest 1%. The top 10% control more wealth than the rest of the country combined. Today, Oxfam in Malawi, @SaveChildrenMW, @MEJN_Malawi & partners launched the #CRI2025 Malawi Country Profile with urgent calls:👇

📍Mangochi, Malawi | The 2025 National Energy Conference is underway! Opened by Hon. Ibrahim Matola & joined by EU’s Ms. Else Boonstra, the event explores 💡 “Unlocking Finance for Energy Security.” Key: Private sector, forex, gender, & policy for 70% access by 2030.