Development
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Celebrating two years of malaria vaccine
Clara Magalasi, 35, from Nkhwambala Village, Traditional Authority Kalolo in Lilongwe District raised her first two children with many challenges…
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I don’t envy another job
Most youthful Malawians endure a lengthy search for employment as the queue for jobs in both the public and private…
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Studying towards ending hunger
Standing close to a maize field, Grace Joseph, with the aid of a flip chart, confidently explains how smallholder farmers…
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A new way of travelling: Adjusting to life in a pandemic
What do you think of carrying whenever you have to travel? Luggage of course, a passport and your travel documents…
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Colonial law penalises rape victims
In February, Ivy was happy when a man was sentenced to 14 years’ imprisonment for repeatedly defiling her since 2019.…
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Urban poor’s sanitation crisis
Two months ago, torrents that led to floods battered homes and latrines to the ground in Salisbury Township in Mzuzu.…
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Transforming lives through goat farming
Like many farmers in the country, Custom Katungwe, 54, from Mwalero Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Kalembo in Balaka District believes…
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For women who feed Africa
Women form the backbone of rural economies, growing over two-thirds of food for Africa’s 1.2 billion people. From a subsistence…
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‘This paper exudes peace’
Land is nearly everything for most Malawians as the population has surged from 13 million to 18.4 million in the…
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Women still struggling to own land
When she lost her husband in 2015, Agnes Joseph, 35, from Denje Village in the area of Traditional Authority Mwansambo…
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