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Feature
Heatwave threatens tea yields, livelihoods
Tea is rated as the country’s second major foreign exchange earner after tobacco. Last year, revenue from the crop was…
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National News
Ministry commits to girls education
Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MoEST) Principal Secretary Justin Saidi says the ministry needs girls and the youth to…
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National News
Water for People trains Blantyre schools’ mother groups
Water for People has trained mother groups from 30 primary schools in Blantyre Urban in sewing reusable sanitary pads using…
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Politics
APAM’S k1bn joy
In this interview, our News Analyst MERCY Malikwa gets Association of Persons with Albinism (Apam) national coordinator Overstone Kondowe’s reaction…
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Feature
Offering contraceptives when disaster strikes
We met Belita Tukulani Likhomo in a small village in Traditional Authority (T/A) Ngwelero, Zomba. The 23-year-old is among 975…
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National News
Unesco launches campaign to reduce early pregnancies
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) has launched a campaign called ‘Let’s Talk’ to reduce early and unintended…
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Feature
Tribute to Dzalanyama martyr
Death of a community forest defender in Dzalanyama Reserve has sent ripples of fear in communities around the endangered forest,…
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Feature
‘Man who burnt a bridge’
On market day, multitudes at Nkando Trading Centre in Mulanje march past Thuchila Bridge, forcing motor vehicles to give way.…
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Development
Motorbikes overtake bikes
In most trading centres in Malawi, operators of bicycle and motorcycle taxis, widely known as kabaza, scramble for customers. With…
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Feature
Bikes keep Nkando ticking
It is Saturday at Nkando Trading Centre in Mulanje, the second and final market day of the week. The first…
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