A delegation from the World Bank led by the Task Team Leader for the Digital Malawi Project (DIGMAP) Dr. Tim Kelly accompanied by officials from the Government of Malawi, the Principal Secretary (PS) for the Department of e-Government Mr. Francis Bisika, and Senior Deputy Director… Read More »DIGITAL SKILLS TRAININGS IN CHITIPA EXCITE WORLD BANK, GOVERNMENT
The World Bank team, which recently travelled on a project implementation support mission to Malawi, has expressed their satisfaction with achievements made so far in the implementation of the digital skills grants activities under the Government of Malawi’s Digital Malawi Project (DigMap), financed by the… Read More »MORE YOUTHS GET NEW OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH DIGITAL MALAWI PROJECT
The Digital Foundations project implementation has the potential to negatively impact the public, businesses and institutions with regards to issues related to procurement, financial management, contractor management, labour management, poor governance as well as from environmental and social issues. The World Bank through its Environmental… Read More »Digital Foundations Project’s Grievance Redress Mechanism
The Public Private Partnership Commission (PPPC) received requests for clarificationsfor the Supply and Delivery of ICT Equipment and Office Furniture reference numberMW-PPPC-325734-GO-RFB issued on 12th December 2022. The following documents are Responses to Queries and a related addendum.
Ministry of Education has urged the newly graduated youths from TakenoLAB to diligently maximize their digital and entrepreneurship skills obtained from the Digital Skills Development Innovation and Entrepreneurship trainings by TakenoLAB under the Digital Malawi Project being implemented by the Public Private Partnership Commission (PPPC).… Read More »‘MAXIMIZE YOUR DIGITAL AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP SKILLS’-URGED MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
In Stakeholder Consultation Report, the consultant, Macmillan Keck, Attorneys and Solicitors, summarize the 2-day stakeholder consultation meetings conducted on July 26-27, 2022 in Malawi and remotely. The consultant presented five pieces of secondary legislation, which will be adopted based on the powers that the Act… Read More »Stakeholder consultation report – 220905
The Government of Malawi has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Digital Malawi Program Phase I: Digital Foundations Project and intends to apply part of the proceeds toward payments under the contract for the Provision of Car Hiring Services.
Tony Blair Institute (TBI) for Global Change visited Blantyre Market and Chichiri Secondary School in Blantyre, on the 3rd of November 2022. These are some of the centres where Digital Malawi Project (DIGMAP) is providing free Wi-Fi Connectivity facilities. The main purpose of the visit… Read More »TONY BLAIR INSTITUTE FOR GLOBAL CHANGE VISITS PUBLIC FREE WI-FI SITES UNDER THE DIGITAL MALAWI PROJECT
These Rules may be cited as the Data Protection (Registration and Annual Fees) Rules, [2022]. They provide the procedures for data controllers and data processors of major importance to register with the Authority, calculate the amount of annual fees due, and make payment to the… Read More »Malawi – Rules on Registration and Annual Fees – draft – 220905
These Rules may be cited as the Data Protection (Reasonable Measures for Engaging Data Processors) Rules, [2022]. They shall provide for reasonable measures that an engaging entity/a data controller must take when engaging a data processor in order to satisfy the requirements of section 25… Read More »Malawi – Rules on reasonable measures for engaging a data processor – draft – 220905
The overall aim of the Digital Malawi project is to extend and improve access to critical ICT infrastructure for the public and private sectors
