Africa at LSE – Interview: Malawi’s former President Dr Joyce Banda on life in politics Dr Joyce Banda is the first woman to become President of Malawi and the second female leader in Africa . In October 2014, she joined the Above the Parapet program in LSE’s Institute of Public Affairs as a Fellow. Africa at LSE spoke to her during her visit to LSE. What motivated you to pursue a career in politics? After 20 years of working in development and as a women’s and human rights activist, I was thinking of retiring at the age of 54. What was your first breakthrough and how did you achieve it? Spending years working at the grassroots level in microfinance, orphan care and other things meant that by the time I decided to run for office, I had a big enough following to win easily. What has been the biggest obstacle in your path to the highest level of politics? In Malawi, our founding fathers gave politics the Chichewa name “ndale”. I had been a human rights activist, I had run NGOs in Malawi as do many other people, and we formed networks and supported one another.
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President Joyce Banda | Speaker Profile and Speaking Topics An entrepreneur, activist, politician and a philanthropist, Her Excellency Dr. Joyce Banda became president is Former President of the Republic of Malawi having ruled Malawi from 2012 -2014. She is Malawi’s first female president and Africa’s second. Voted as Africa's most powerful woman by Forbes Magazine for two years running and voted as one of the most powerful women in the world, Her Excellency Dr. Joyce Banda is a champion for the rights of women, children, the disabled and other marginalized groups. Before becoming President of Malawi, Dr. President Dr. Dr. Staying fast to her humanitarian convictions, President Banda sold the multi-million dollar presidential jet and donated 30% of her salary to Malawi Council for the handicapped (MACOHA), an organization for people with disabilities during her two year of presidency. On the international scene, President Dr. President Banda sits on a number international organization bodies.
Dr. Joyce Banda - Lilongwe, Malawi - Public Figure About Us - Joyce Banda Foundation - "Putting Money In The Pockets of the Poor" Our Founder Her Excellency, Dr Joyce Banda An entrepreneur, activist, politician, and philanthropist, Her Excellency Dr. Joyce Banda was also the President of the Republic of Malawi (2012-2014). She was Malawi’s first female president and Africa’s second. Before becoming President of Malawi, Dr. A recipient of more than 15 international accolades including the “Hunger Project Africa Prize for Leadership for the Sustainable End of Hunger” shared with President Joaquim Chissano of Mozambique in 1997, President Banda is a strong advocate for women and girls’ emancipation and empowerment and a prominent civil rights campaigner. On the international scene, President Dr. President Banda sits on a number international organization bodies. Meet Our Staff FounderJoyce Banda Managing DirectorMrs Edith Akridge Special ProjectsElizabeth Joy Walt Assistant Managing DirectorUnique Wachepa Project CoordinatorThandie Kampango Kanyandula Project OfficerGrace M. HIV/AIDS Training DirectorDennis Mapemba
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Joyce Banda A document titled ‘JB Project’ which Malawi Minister of Information, Tourism and Culture Kondwani Nankhumwa cited to call upon President Peter Mutharika to commission a special inquiry over the death... Malawi’s former President Joyce Banda has said the serious challenges women face, especially in the developing countries, include being caught up in the vicious cycle of poverty resulting from lack o... Former president Joyce Banda, who returns to Malawi this month after being outside the country since she lost the May 20 2014 elections, has said Peter Mutharika’s administration are plotting against... Malawi’s Minister of Information, Tourism and Culture, Kondwani Nankhumwa has asked President Peter Mutharika to commission special investigation over the death of his elder brother, the former presi... Former Malawi president Joyce Banda discusses her eight-month absence from the country in an exclusive interview with Mail&Guardian of South Africa.
joyce banda on News24 Africa's biggest news stories in 2014 In 2014 Africa saw the Ebola outbreak, a number of presidential elections, and Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe sacked his vice president. See our review of the continent's biggest news events. Arson possible in ballot box fire, Malawi says Malawi's electoral commission says arson can’t be ruled out in a warehouse fire that destroyed ballot boxes containing votes from a disputed election just days after a court ordered a recount. Malawi leader pardons 403 prisoners Malawi's new President Peter Mutharika has pardoned 403 prisoners ahead of celebrations to mark 50 years since the country gained independence from Britain. Malawi's president completes cabinet Malawi's president Peter Mutharika has completed naming his 20-member cabinet, bringing in a prominent opposition leader more than a month after chaotic elections that brought him to office. Malawi's new president sworn in, urges unity First conviction in Malawi's 'Cashgate' scandal Malawi seeks economic freedom