Feature of the Week
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Pupils escape grave danger
Maria Stephen dreams of becoming a nurse as she covets their uniform. Since 2015, she has struggled to learn due…
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Free water tokens boost war on cholera
In February 2023, Malawi was grappling with a cholera outbreak which claimed 1 400 lives from over 42 427 patients.…
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Cyclone Freddy survivors face uncertain relocation
Last year, a relentless rainstorm left tears dripping across southern Malawi, where severe floods and landslides claimed 679 lives, with…
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Renowned preacher Sauti-Phiri retires after 29-year AE service
Pastor Abel Lazaro Sauti-Phiri, a renowned preacher and trainer of evangelists and disciplers in many churches in Malawi, has retired…
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Saving Bua River from jaws of destruction
At the foot of Chimphako Hills in Traditional Authority Njombwa at the southern tip of Kasungu district sits Chivunika Village,…
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‘Thieving is a hindrance to development’
The Shire Valley Transformation Programme (SVTP) has deplored theft of the project’s construction materials, saying the malpractice is a hindrance…
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Machinjiri road woes typify Malawi anguish
The roads in Machinjiri are in a bad state. Not only that. Blantyre City roads are tattered. Even the roads…
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When faith, tourism, regional integration intertwine
Lilongwe, Malawi’s capital city, on the Enlightened Christian Gathering’s (ECG) crossover night of prayer on December 31 2023, was not…
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Two nations, one border
At Mwami-Mchinji One Stop Border Post (OSBP) stands a giant billboard, proclaiming:“Two nations, one border.” It heralds a new era,…
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Comesa responds to El Nino threat
As El Nino wreaks havoc on crops in Southern Africa, Fanny Manyowa’s maize field in Angonisathaonse Village, Traditional Authority Chigalu,…
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