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Development
United by sign language
Many people learn a new language for school, work or travel, but some do it out of love. Shamim Nakutho…
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Feature
Sweet bananas, bitter memories
Three decades ago, bananas were everything to farmers in Molele in Thyolo. For 71-year-old Raphael Kadzitche’s generation, the fruit fed…
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Development
Small capital, big dreams
With a baby strapped on her back, Juliana Shumba hits the road before daybreak when Limbe Market in Blantyre City…
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Health
Men quietly bottle it up
On a wooden bench outside a small rundown pub in the thick of Limbe Town, Blantyre, a group of men…
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Development
Youths on the bike to 2030
At exactly 5.30am, before most shops open their shutters, the engines begin to growl at Soche Quarry in Blantyre. Young…
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Health
Cholera among us again
Cholera has become a seasonal killer in one of Blantyre City’s clustered settlements, marked with blocked drains, leaking pit latrines,…
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Development
Climate finance squeeze hits local organisations
When Cyclone Freddy tore through Malawi’s Southern Region in 2023, it left behind more than broken bridges, ripped roads and…
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Environment
United for climate action
Environmental expert Professor Sosten Chiotha has commended Women Network in Climate Action of Malawi (Wonecam) for intensifying efforts to place…
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Economy, real estate shape each other
In an exclusive conversation with Real Estate expert PRINCE MATCHIKA at the 2025 Ecama Annual Conference themed ‘Beyond the Crises:…
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Health
Girls in school go pink
The afternoon sun was already scorching, draping Blantyre Secondary School campus in a soft golden glow. But that day, the…
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