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‘50 drums can keep Cape Maclear clean’
From Peter Mutharika Highway, visitors entering Mangochi Town along Lake Malawi are greeted by sights of waste dumped in what…
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Saving irrigation schemes from climate catastrophes
On a battered earth road to Nkhulambe Valley in Phalombe District, bicycles, motorbikes and trucks hauling fresh harvests flash past.…
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No rights without sign language
Today is the International Day of Sign Languages. The communication gaps faced by deaf persons call for public institutions and…
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Universities team up with CAT
Globally, institutions of higher learning churn out skilled minds and innovations for socio-economic prosperity. However, Malawi’s universities have limited capacity…
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Rush for rare earths halts community water supply
Around 4pm on a sunny day, Alena Maseko of Makolera Village, Traditional Authority Chanthunya in Balaka District, disappeared into a…
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‘It’s the first of its kind’
Malawi’s first two-storey public primary school appears on course to admit the first learners next Monday. Thyolo Boma Primary School,…
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What is in Mangochi’s coolest health mission?
Our contributor ROGERS SIULA details how improvements in cold chain keep vaccines alive and life-saving in Mangochi. For thousands of…
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Youths decide today
Malawians go to polls today to elect the President, members of Parliament (MPs) and ward councillors. The youth constitute over…
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Smallholder farmers boost yields
Mary Sabola, a smallholder farmer from Kachingwe Village, Traditional Authority M’biza in Zomba, is defying erratic rainfall and other extreme…
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Environmental hiccups on Shire Valley Transformation Project
As the Shire Valley Transformation Project (SVTP) stretches canals and farmland across the Lower Shire valley it carries with it…
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