Former President Dr. Joyce Banda extends heartfelt Mother’s Day wishes to all Malawian women
Dr. Banda also recognizes International Rural Women’s Day, urging the nation to honor the sacrifices and strength of mothers across Malawi.
Former President of the Republic of Malawi, Dr. Joyce Banda, has shared a heartfelt message celebrating Mother’s Day, which falls on October 15, 2025.
In a post on her official Facebook page, Dr. Banda extended her warm wishes to all mothers in Malawi, acknowledging their tireless efforts and unwavering commitment to their families and communities.
She emphasized the importance of recognizing the many sacrifices mothers make, calling upon the nation to collectively honor and appreciate their contribution to society.
Dr. Banda’s message came with a reminder that October 15 also marks International Rural Women’s Day, a global occasion that highlights the vital role of women in rural areas who contribute significantly to food security, community development, and the economy.
By aligning both commemorations, she underscored the shared values of resilience, care, and strength that unite all women, regardless of their background or location.
In her message, Dr. Banda expressed joy upon receiving warm wishes from children at her Child Wellness Center in Domasi, a project that reflects her long-standing commitment to child development and women’s empowerment.
She shared that the thoughtful gesture deeply touched her heart, symbolizing the love and gratitude that define the spirit of Mother’s Day.
The former president concluded her message by offering a blessing to all mothers, saying, “May God bless you all,” as she celebrated the nurturing spirit and strength that women bring to Malawi’s families and communities.
Dr. Joyce Banda, who has long been a champion for women’s rights and rural development, used the occasion to remind the nation of the need to support and uplift mothers, particularly those in marginalized communities.
Her message served as both a celebration and a call to action—a reminder that the well-being of mothers is deeply tied to the progress and unity of the nation.
