Environment
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Flood survivors push for resilience
For years, the soils washed away from the heavily degraded Shire Highlands have buried rivers in Nsanje and Chikwawa in…
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Cyclone Freddy scars yet to heal
Late in 2024, weather experts forecasted Malawi to receive above-normal rainfall with potential flooding, especially in the Southern Region. This…
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Solar stoves replace smoky fires
Around noon, visitors in Nthenda Village near Dzalanyama Mountain gulp smoky fumes from three-stone fireplaces. Throughout the rural locality under…
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Local insights shape soil health
Tales of barren soils in Malawi never fade without lamentations of chronic hunger and runaway food prices. Nthaka inaguga has…
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What’s in CoP29 for Malawians?
The annual UN climate change summit kicked off yesterday in Baku, Azerbaijan. This is the 29th Conference of Parties (CoP)…
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Chakwera backs efforts toconserve miombo forests
President Lazarus Chakwera has backed efforts by the World Conservation Society, International Conservation Caucus Foundation and the Rain Forest Trust…
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Lilongwe joins fossil fuel ban
Lilongwe has become the first African capital city to sign the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty to combat climate change. It…
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Building disaster response capacity through localisation
In Neno and Zomba districts, community-based organisations are leading in building climate-resilient communities. Supported by Save the Children, Beyond Our…
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Invasive plants burn for bumper harvests
While the enchanting Nyika National Park has beckoned hundreds of tourists beyond Malawi for decades, invasive plants are smothering vegetation…
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Water initiative to benefit 25 000
From the Songwe River that pours into Lake Malawi to Viphya and Nyika plateaus, the country’s northern tip is endowed…
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