Feature of the Week

Nipping malaria in the bud

Making malaria vaccine accessible to all in known hotspots is a giant step in combating the disease in children, writes…

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Person with albinism gets K45m house

Recurrent attacks on the elderly suspected of witchcraft in Malawi keep haunting senior citizens. The country’s laws classify anyone above…

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Rebuilding hope with resilient shelter

“The sound of huge stones rolling down the mountains was similar to that of big trucks and in a few…

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Faith healers preach against HIV treatment

For 30 years, Malawi has had one of the highest prevalence rates for HIV in the world. In 2021, about…

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More than just construction entity

When Paramount Holdings Limited (PHL) was voted Most Reliable Construction company at the recent 105th National Product Magazine Top Manufacturer,…

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A chase for chinese scholarship

The University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) is one public university, in Beijing China, with Malawian students. It is…

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Dark side of Mubas low lights

It is Friday and the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (Mubas) in Blantyre is bustling with students going…

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Malaria vaccine; a beacon of hope for Malawi

In the heart of Chikwawa, a success story unfolds as Baby Cecilia, daughter of Group Village Head Chikutileni 1 emerges…

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Agony of waste collectors

In Malawi, many people do not care where they throw leftovers. As they dump waste anywhere, garbage keeps piling in…

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Demand for male circumcision falls

Since 2012, Malawi has been among 14 African countries that have added voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) to their weapons…

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