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National News
More of Chakwera’s bedtime stories
On Wednesday, Malawians waited 20 hours for President Lazarus Chakwera’s New Year niceties. During his first public appearance in 2025,…
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Health
Deadly sting of Nyengeratu
The shocking death of eight imbibers within two weeks in April stirred public uproar against unregulated sales of spirits whose…
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Development
Social cash transfer add-ons motivate girls to dream big
Essmy Mathayo of Chibalala Village, Traditional Authority Njolomole in Ntcheu District, survived the desperation to marry before her 18th birthday…
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Uncategorized
Who said drama is dead? Politics had it all in 2024
In Malawi, drama is said to be dead and buried. In their tributes to the good ole days, theatre fanatics…
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Feature
4 organisations unite to Keep an eye on your vote
In Malawi, elections are emotive events laced with several trust issues. Here mentions of elections seldom go without stirring fears…
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Development
Direct cash transfers give farmers a boost
Two years ago, Lipululu Village was a cluster of grass-thatched huts cracking and falling apart. A mazy footpath split the…
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Environment
Solar stoves replace smoky fires
Around noon, visitors in Nthenda Village near Dzalanyama Mountain gulp smoky fumes from three-stone fireplaces. Throughout the rural locality under…
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Feature
Covid jab meets HIV treatment
The confirmation of Malawi’s first Covid-19 case on April 2 2020 left Fatima Moda terrified. Day and night, radio stations…
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Development
Experts discuss drought response
In the Shire Valley, farmers are grappling with hunger worsened by drought across southern Ma l aw i and swelling…
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Environment
What’s in CoP29 for Malawians?
The annual UN climate change summit kicked off yesterday in Baku, Azerbaijan. This is the 29th Conference of Parties (CoP)…
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