Born and raised in Malawi, my climate leadership journey took shape in 2019, shortly after graduating from university. Returning to my village, I was confronted by a range of pressing challenges, climate-induced hunger, poor sanitation, climate shocks, and a degraded environment. Determined to create change, I founded the TIWALE Youth Organization, a reputable youth-led movement advancing climate justice.

Under my leadership, the organization has carried out impactful projects, including agroecology initiatives, public clean-up campaigns, climate education programs, and tree-planting drives. These efforts have not only improved local conditions but also inspired greater youth participation in building a sustainable future.

My work has been recognized internationally by several organizations, including Act Ubumbano, SAFCEI, Access Agriculture, African Climate Alliance, and the Protect Our Planet (POP) Movement. With their support, we continue to expand our reach and strengthen our impact.

Currently, I am leading projects such as mass tree-planting programs, a local chicken pass-on scheme, and climate education for out-of-school youth. Each of these initiatives is rooted in the belief that practical, community-based solutions can address immediate needs while building long-term resilience.

My greatest motivation comes from my unwavering belief in the power of youth. I firmly believe that youth are not just the leaders of tomorrow, but the leaders of today. With empowerment and the right resources, young people can drive meaningful change and improve the world around them.