Development
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The death sentence that is prison diet
As usual, during visiting hours at Maula Prison in Lilongwe, there are inmates loitering inside their open cage. Lucky ones…
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Children’s never-ending struggle for clean water access
The United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) states that children’s access to safe and potable water is primarily a right and…
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Livelihoods improve with goat keeping
Violet Banda, a goat keeper from Mkwela Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Kayembe in Dowa, was struggling to make ends meet…
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Improving early child care with community centres
Thamolatha community in Senior Chief Dambe in Mchinji did not have a fancy community-based child care (CBCC) centre to cater…
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Millet-based meals can lower risk of diabetes—study
Scientists say eating millets can reduce the risk of developing type two diabetes Consumers of thobwa (fermented sweet beer) drinkers…
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Feeding one million children in Malawi
In 2002, Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow visited Malawi for charity work when he met Edward, 14, who told him: “I require enough…
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Profiting from pig farming
Piggery has become big business in Malawi, with pork selling fast in communities that are generally opposed to it. For…
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A century of police reforms
A century ago, Malawi Police was born amid British colonial rule in line with the lawmakers’ resolution of October 5…
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Agcom boosts milk business
United dairy farmers in Malawi are determined to cash in on nutritionists’ worries that Malawians are not taking enough milk…
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Improving the quality of life with Soya bean farming
Chitseka is a small village located about 15 kilometres north of Kabudula Trading Centre along the Air wing—Kasiya–Santhe Road in…
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