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Women lead agriculture revolution
In the rolling farmlands of Traditional Authority Kabudula in Lilongwe, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Here, rural women, once trapped…
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Make Mzimba green again
It is a cloudy Friday morning and the air at Mhlaba Ground in Embangweni, Traditional Authority Mzukuzuku in Mzimba District,…
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Why businesses protest tax changes
Peaceful demonstrations have forced a delay in measures aimed at improving revenue collection but which many fear will be fatal…
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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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When girls flee science
By 10am at Masasa Community Day Secondary School in Mzuzu City, Ndaona Mulungu’s chemistry class is in full swing. When…
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Silence no more: Reclaiming Malawi’s voice in by-elections
The Malawi Electoral Commission is once again on the move, preparing for parliamentary and local government by-elections set for 17…
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Neno switches to lifesaver
Frequent and random power outages can mean life and death for patients, but specialised technology can prevent lapses in care,…
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Water supply stirs hope
They say water is life. While safe and clean water is often taken for granted, remote communities such as Daudi…
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Mutharika’s food for thought
Just a few months into his new term, President Peter Mutharika is grappling with a triple crisis—a deep-seated food emergency,…
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Climate shocks fuel cholera
In Nathenje, on the outskirts of Lilongwe District, 31-year-old Lezina Aaron is still struggling to recover from the shock of…
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