Development
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Chinsapo men using bicycles productively
For those living in suburbs, bicycles are for youngsters to ride in their yards or adults who want to keep…
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Relooking at education for all
For decades, Makande Primary School has been a lifeline for children with visual impairments. Its resource centre for the blind…
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From grass-thatched to iron sheets
It started as a dream. But amid public criticism that it is a parallel of LDF, Joyce Banda’s Mudzi Transformation…
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Courier amid physical address woes
Courier firms are cashing in on gaps left by the one-time monopoly, Malawi Posts Corporation. But the country’s blurry physical…
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Giving life to disaster management
Stranded and perched precariously high up a tree, Ivy Kalichero thought the end had come for her. Below the tree,…
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Farmers gain with message from pocket
On this clear and sunny Saturday afternoon, 40-year-old Lemani Mbetayasamba, in a beige glittering satin suit, a white shirt and…
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Taking disaster management to people
There are scenes etched on Cecilia Nyakhuwa’s mind of a rainy afternoon she spent indoors with her family in a…
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Curbing cyclic food insecurity
Nothing better sums up Malawi’s extraordinary mix of challenges and opportunities than in its quest for lasting solution to food…
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When disaster strikes, who minds the disabled?
The first strike of the Karonga 2009 earthquake—which killed two, injured hundreds and destroyed many properties—shook the ground at exactly 21:45 hours.…
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MPC: A vital giant challenged by technology
October 9 marks World Post Day and Malawi Post Corporation (MPC) needs new innovation to beat competition from mobile information…
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