Development
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Improved accountability for social cash transfers
When Nancy James, 51, of Chimphutsi Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Maseya in Chikwawa District, tragically lost her daughter in July…
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Cutting fertiliser costs with compost manure
Skyrocketing prices of chemical fertilisers have cast a shadow of uncertainty over crop harvests and food security in low-income countries.…
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An e-cash transfer rekindles saving culture
Laut Kitha, 92, of Mwenitete Village in Chitipa District, used to endure a nearly 10-kilometre uphill walk to receive social…
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Swings of humanitarian work
Dennis Chilembwe grew up dreaming of becoming a medical doctor, but works as a humanitarian worker at Dzaleka Refugee Camp…
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Youths get a business boost
In 2025, Donnex Chinomba, 27, left Mulanje District for Mangochi in search of pastures new. The shift from the foot…
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Hello, Malawi’s ruralmajority left behind
Are there any ICT solutions to Malawi’s troubling rural-urban digital divide? Our Contributor EPHRAIM NYONDO probes. In their minds, policymakers…
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ICT for Malawi we want
A new report by the Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (Macra) shows that the use of ICT services, a critical enabler…
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Lilongwe cries for safe parking spots
It is increasingly becoming a tall order for visitors and residents alike to find parking space in the capital city,…
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Soldier’s death exposes an overlooked assassin
In the past three weeks, Malawi has lost people I have shared jokes with, including former vice-president Saulos Chilima and…
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Life at Dzaleka camp
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere, said Martin Luther King. Malawi welcomes thousands fleeing their countries to breathe…
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