Development
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A tale of two presidents
Comeback President Peter Mutharika has a second chance to fix neglected breakdowns in environmental management for national well-being, our Staff…
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Delivering skills for all
Charity Chingondo, 24, recently completed a four-month electrical installation training at Mbera Community Skills Development Centre in Balaka District despite…
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Mzuzu roads echo broken promises
At 5.30pm in Mzuzu, the road between the city centre and Luwinga Industrial Site is already jammed. Taxis inch forward,…
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Youths redefine agribusiness
Forget the stereotype of farming as backbreaking, outdated work. For Malawi’s new generation of entrepreneurs, agriculture is fast becoming a…
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Salima gets evacuation centre
Across Chembe lowlands in Salima District, trees are burning fast as the rapidly growing population cook meals and smoke fish…
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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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Youths take to farming
It is a hot afternoon in the fields surrounding Luchenza Municipality in Thyolo District southeastern Malawi. A bucket in hand,…
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What’s at stake in Tuesday elections?
Next Tuesday, Malawians are set to vote for the next leader, following a turbulent five years involving economic turmoil, natural…
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Solar energy powers rural economy
Solar energy is transforming electrification in rural communities beyond the national grid. Our contributor CATHERINE TEMBO shares insights from Sitolo…
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Why presidential hopefuls pick women running mates
For the first time in Malawi’s political history, multiple presidential candidates have chosen women as their running mates. Does the…
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