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Malawi: Abida Mia Hails Chakwera for Giving More Women a Platform to Shine Their Light

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[Nyasa Times] Newly minted Water and Sanitation minister Abida Mia who President Lazarus Chakwera promoted from a deputy minister to full minister has applauded the Malawi leader for giving women a chance to shine their light in serving the Malawian people and be part of the process of taking the country forward.

Source: allAfrica.com

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