Catherine Matekera, who said she knew MAGGA through her school, Mlare where they were, for example, taught knitting, said she has actually seen people who smoke getting mad.
Backson Tsokonongo, Primary Education Adviser (PEA) for Mitundu Zone in Lilon- gwe East, heaped praise on the successes the campaign MAGGA carried out in his area of jurisdiction on the effects of drug and substance abuse vowing that he will make sure that it is sustained.
Malawi Girl Guides Association (MAGGA) chief commissioner, Mrs Mary Ngwale, said at Mitundu Primary School in Lilongwe that the association decided to run a campaign to sensitize communities on the evils of drug and substance abuse after a research which revealed that the tendency largely affected girls’ education and general welfare.
Charlotte Chimweta, a Form Four student at Kaliyeka Secondary School, said her experience with Malawi Girl Guide Associ- ation (MAGGA) is making it possible for her to be the light from which her friends can tap essential in- formation on the effects of drug and substance abuse.
Girls and young women, more than men and boys, lack access to financial capital and have limited opportunities to gain quality education, knowledge, and skills that can lead to economic advancement. Inadequate policy frameworks and inequitable gender norms also often create barriers to girls' economic advancement..
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