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Innovator eyes digital inclusion
For Chimwemwe Liwonde, innovation is about creating something that brings opportunities closer to people often left behind. The 24-year-old graduated…
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Blantyre at 150 and counting
Patrick Kennedy, 36, migrated from Thyolo to Blantyre when he was half his age, hoping to find work and a…
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Cattle farmers flee to valleys as El Nino bites
Farmers in southern Malawi have embarked on long escapes from water and pasture security as approaching El Nino promises shorter…
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Must nods to winning ideas
A technology incubation studio at the Malawi University of Science and Technology has created a fertile seedbed for students to…
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Stinking side of good ole city
October 2026 marked the 150th anniversary of Blantyre City, where rivers stink under pressure from its rapidly growing population. A…
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Sky Energy to unpack new e-mobility boost
One hundred electric taxis on call. Forty fast chargers on the go. About 300 jobs up for grabs. the Sky…
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‘Chiyambi is my hands, my bro’
It is 5.30am and most Blantyre Secondary School (BSS) students are fast asleep. However, Chiyambi Katunga is already awake, helping…
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Living on borrowed land
Every morning, Patricia Mkandawire, 60, sweeps her backyard knowing she may soon be forced out of a four-room house she…
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What’s private about APM’s trips?
There is something about democracy that its elected servants have nothing to hide—they derive their power and public information from…
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Refugees lose vital lifelines
The 60 000 people in Dzaleka Refugee Camp are the frontline casualties of the World Food Programme’s (WFP) funding crisis.…
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