The Employers’ Consultative Association of Malawi-ECAM has successfully placed 400 young people in different organisations to gain work experience under the Jobs For Youth-J4Y project despite the Covid-19 pandemic. This project targets four sectors namely: Agriculture, ICT, Manufacturing and Small-Scale Mining. A total of 400 youth where 243 are males representing 61 percent and

The Employers’ Consultative Association of Malawi-ECAM says employers must take all precautions to prevent the coronavirus from spreading in their workplaces now that Malawi recorded positive cases of COVID-19 are increasing each day. As of 6 January, there are now 7337 confirmed cases and 199 deaths according to  The Ministry of Health’s website In his words ECAM Executive Director George

Renowned psychologist Dr. Chiwoza Bandawe says organisations are at a better position to reach their goals if they learn to engage and motivate their working force. Bandawe said this when he was giving a presentation at the Developing Strategies for Effective Employee Engagement Workshop that was organised by the Employers’ Consultative Association of Malawi (ECAM)

MALAWI HIGHLIGHTS The Presidential Task Force met with Traditional Authority leaders to discuss enforcement of gazetted guidelines HCT established a task team to recommend action on coordination challenges 11,124 persons screened at points of entry in Mwanza and Dedza Districts; 1000 girls and child marriage survivors received bicycles to strengthen safe spaces ECAM report highlights