Development

Fishers laud beach clinics

Between 2019 and 2020, Amin Sanudi from Makawa Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Mponda in Mangochi battled with bilharzia. The 39-year-old…

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Survivors back in flood zones

The closure of Major Kalupsa Camp in Nsanje has brought more terror than relief in the life of Kelita Ntchanganiko,…

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Samson’s sacrifice

 A few metres away from the joyful shouts of children playing soccer and the low whispers of women discussing the…

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Questioning Malawi aquaculture prospects

Policy frameworks capitalising on favourable natural conditions have been laid down to trigger a blue revolution in the country but…

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Boosting yields and incomes

Mwatitha Bulayinati, aged about 40, grows groundnuts, maize, soyabeans and other crops for a living. “Some of us have never…

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Needy students stuck in hell

Fredson Binda is the first person in a family of seven to make it to university. In 2019, he was…

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Improving access to clean water for good health

Like most women from James Kanono Village in Chiradzulu, Martha Meleka used to leave her home at 3am to get…

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Cry for inclusive schools

Like many Malawian children, Novious Phiri, 11, was happy to start schooling aged six. But he soon dropped out due…

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SCIENTISTS MOVE IN TO IMPROVE LIVESTOCK THROUGH ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

Aubrey Mgala, an extension worker in Lilongwe rural is at a loss; he does not understand why chicken and goats…

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New search for cheap fertiliser

As fertiliser prices grow wings, scientists have recoiled to their laboratories to figure out more affordable, effective and sustainable alternatives.…

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