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Environment
Water users, experts track Shire resilience
In Malawi, tongues are still wagging about Tropical Storm Ana, which inundated the Shire River, disrupting electricity and water supply…
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Feature of the Week
Caregivers learn from every new born death
In Malawi, every child who dies in the first 28 days is a bittersweet learning point. When a newborn cannot…
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Health
Lab woes slow polio tests
On Christmas Eve in 2025, there was no Santa or candies for a seven-year-old from Makhetha Township in Blantyre, who…
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Environment
‘Clean cooking is cool’
Miriam Lifa’s homestead near Lunzu Trading Centre in Blantyre is a place to go. She keeps it spotless and cooks…
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Feature
‘We’re nature’s stewards’
Zigzagging on a narrow tarmac to the postcard summit of Zomba Plateau, Mulunguzi Dam dazzles passers-by, stirring flashbacks of the…
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Development
Cholera meets polio in Jomo city
In Blantyre, a man who lived skint on dirty streets has become a mayor the city was probably waiting for.…
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National News
MDF drills civilianson steel bridges
Military engineers have convened civilian counterparts to share skills on how to swiftly shape steel bridges as floods increasingly rip…
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Feature
‘Cholera vaccine works’
Healthcare workers launch the second phase of cholera vaccination amid a raging outbreak. Our Staff Writer JAMES CHAVULA explains why…
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National News
Water Authority imposes K40m fine for PressCane pollution
The National Water Resources Authority (NWRA) has imposed a K40 million fine on PressCane Limited for polluting the environment near…
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Health
Caregivers deliver more in one place
Integrated approaches expand rural communities’ access to health services, reports our Staff Writer JAMES CHAVULA: Grace Chimkomola is a familiar…
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