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The Emergence of Mpox in Malawi When the first case of Mpox was recorded in April 2025 in Malawi, the disease was new and unfamiliar to most communities. Unlike Cholera, which has affected the country for decades, Mpox entered public awareness surrounded by uncertainty, fear, and widespread misinformation. Myths spread quickly, and many people did […]

Bringing Public Health to Life in Dedza On a humid morning in Dedza, as rainy clouds gathered, Eluby stood before a group of Community Health Workers (CHW), teachers, and school children at St Cornelius Health Center. In her hands, she carried brightly illustrated comic books, job aids, and animated videos on Cholera and Mpox, which

At Eluby Consulting, we recognize that empowering women is key to stronger communities, better policies, and meaningful innovation. This year’s theme, “Give to Gain,” reminds us that when we invest in women through opportunities, mentorship, and platforms to lead we all benefit. Across Malawi and beyond, women are shaping change every day. From driving innovation

Freedom was paid for with sacrifice. Today, we pause to honour Malawi’s heroes whose courage shaped our nation. As Eluby Consulting, we remain committed to contributing to a Malawi built on transparency, responsibility, and sustainable development. Their sacrifice inspires our service. hashtag#MartyrsDayMW hashtag#Malawi hashtag#ImpactWithIntegrity

At ELUBY CONSULTING, we continue to partner with JTI Malawi to document and showcase CSR initiatives across key focus areas including environmental sustainability, health and safety, agronomy, education, WASH, and mobile health services. Our role goes beyond content creation. It is about ensuring that impact is properly captured, accurately represented, and transparently communicated to stakeholders.

Last week, our team was on the ground in Kasungu, Mwanza, and Neno, documenting the Oral Cholera Vaccination campaign implemented by UNICEF in partnership with the Government of Malawi and the World Health Organization. What stood out most was not just the scale of the campaign, but the strength of community participation. From health workers