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NEEF Hires 150 Loan Officers

13 December 2021
NEEF HIRES 150 LOAN OFFICERS The National Economic Empowerment Fund Limited (NEEF) has implored new loan officers that the Fund...
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NEEF Hires 150 Loan Officers

PROCUREMENT OF YAMAHA DT 175 MOTORCYCLES

3 December 2021
pROCUREMENT OF YAMAHA DT 175 MOTORCYCLES We understand the general public’s concern, however the nation must look at the opportunity...
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PROCUREMENT OF YAMAHA DT 175 MOTORCYCLES

BOOSTING WOMEN-OWNED ENTERPRISES

1 December 2021
boosting women-owned enterprises  Grace Mapulanga boosted her business with a MK500,000 NEEF women enterprise loan and she now makes a profit...
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BOOSTING WOMEN-OWNED ENTERPRISES

NOTIFICATION OF INTENTION TO AWARD CONTRACT

30 November 2021
National Economic Empowerment Fund Limited (NEEF) wishes to inform the general public that it intends to award a contract in...
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NOTIFICATION OF INTENTION TO AWARD CONTRACT

NEEF, TNM Sign Loan MOU

26 November 2021
The National Economic Empowerment Fund Limited (NEEF) on Friday signed a loan memorandum of Agreement with TNM Plc that will...
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NEEF, TNM Sign Loan MOU

NEEF, TEVETA Sign Loan MOU

25 November 2021
The National Economic Empowerment Fund Limited (NEEF) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Technical, Entrepreneurial, and Vocational...
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NEEF, TEVETA Sign Loan MOU

NEEF Courts MSMEs On Order Finance Loans

18 September 2021
National Economic Empowerment Fund Limited (NEEF) embarked on a campaign of sensitizing Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) on the...
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NEEF Courts MSMEs On Order Finance Loans

Rerouting Dairy Farming in Malawi

26 July 2021
Slyveria Natowo, 47, is a resident of Malonda Village in Traditional Authority Nkalo in Chiradzulu South. She started by rearing...
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Rerouting Dairy Farming in Malawi

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A preferred and all-inclusive microfinance institution in Malawi.

OUR MISSION

To economically empower an ordinary and underserved Malawian (particularly women, youth and persons with disability) through the provision of quality, affordable and sustainable microfinance services for improved livelihoods.

OUR MOTO

Empowering Malawians Financially

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MEDF Employer Supported Loans

Employer Supported Loan

A consumer loan designed to serve individual clients who are formally employed in private sector.

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Civil Servants Loans

A loan facility for all Government employees who may wish to access financial services from NEEF.

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YOUTH ENTERPRISE LOANS

A loan designed for groups of 10 youths or individuals aged 18-35 who want to venture into a business or are already in business.

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MEDF Business Loan

Agri-businesS/ FARM INPUTS LOANS

A product for clients to acquire fertiliser and farm inputs to boost crop production.

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13 Dec

NEEF Hires 150 Loan Officers

NEEF HIRES 150 LOAN OFFICERS The National Economic Empowerment Fund Limited (NEEF) has implored new loan officers that the Fund has recruited to rise to the occasion and help the organisation achieve substantial growth. Speaking during the opening session of the new loan officers training at Linde Hotel in Dowa, NEEF’s board member Aram Beza…

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3 Dec

PROCUREMENT OF YAMAHA DT 175 MOTORCYCLES

pROCUREMENT OF YAMAHA DT 175 MOTORCYCLES We understand the general public’s concern, however the nation must look at the opportunity cost of buying the Yamaha DT 175 motorcycles. If well managed, the Yamaha DT 175 motorcycles can last 20 years, thereby saving the Fund a significant amount of money in the long run. NEEF currently…

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1 Dec

BOOSTING WOMEN-OWNED ENTERPRISES

boosting women-owned enterprises  Grace Mapulanga boosted her business with a MK500,000 NEEF women enterprise loan and she now makes a profit of more than MK80,000 per month.  Grace Mapulanga, 44, is a business woman who runs a grocery shop in Lilongwe, Area 49 Shire. She started her business with a capital of MK300,000 from which she…

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Satisfied Clients

"The employer supported loan was a life saver. It helped me buy a backup solar system and install a water tank at my house"
Patricia Banda
Liwonde Resident
"I managed to start a business with a Civil Servants loan. It ensured I had something to keep me busy after retirement."
Christopher
Manager, R & B Group