Environment
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What’s in new Lingadzi bridge?
For three years, Maxwell Thomas, 33, has earned a living by charging people crossing Lingadzi River between Area 47 and…
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El Niño calls for strong extension
My first major assignment in development communication was covering the devastating 2015 floods, which killed hundreds and displaced more than…
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Sunlight powers Chisi Island
An island too far from Escom power lines that supply a quarter of the country’s population now basks in the…
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El Niño threat shifts focus to early farm preparations
With Malawi facing the prospect of El Niño conditions that could bring below-normal rainfall and dry spells across the Southern…
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Sand miners raid Lake Malawi
At dawn, Lake Malawi glows golden Along parts of Senga Bay in Salima, however, the golden shoreline is slowly being…
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El Niño threat puts focus on early farm preparations
With Malawi facing the prospect of El Niño conditions that could bring below-normal rainfall and dry spells, farmers and agricultural…
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Land degradation erodes $900m
Delegates from 196 countries have gathered in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, to discuss how to turn land restoration resolutions into money and…
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SandFest unveils CapeStars as official 2026 sponsor
he 2026 Sand Music Festival (SandFest) has unveiled HS Winehouse Hospitality and Beverage company, through its alcoholic spirits brand CapeStars,…
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Blantyre sewage crisis
What should be a functioning commercial hub in Blantyre City, with constant clean-ups led by its out-and-out mayor Isaac Jomo…
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Not all waste is trash
Plastic and glass bottles worsen Malawi’s waste management crisis in both urban and rural business hotspots. However, Development Network for…
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