Feature of the Week
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Taming Water boards’ burst pipes
Linly Mbaya, who lives at Khama, Machinjiri in Blantyre, is running with a pail in hand. You would think something…
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Community helps children learn
Sarai Sambo got pregnant at 14 and dropped out in Standard Seven at Chitunda Primary School in Kasungu District. “It…
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Members of the Adolescent Girls and Young Women Project march in Mangochi
In August, 2022, 15-year-old Ana dropped out of school for marriage. Without parental support towards her education, the girl feared…
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The evolution of transport and logistics
To start with, let me give a brief history about transport systems in Malawi and in sub-Sahara Africa and the…
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Estere back on wheelchair
When Cyclone Freddy hit Malawi’s Southern Region in March this year, it was not easy for persons with disabilities to…
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Latrines flush poop into Nasolo River
In the populous Ndirande Township in Blantyre City, both residents and visitors pinch their noses to evade a stench from…
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Ntchisi mothers share Wash gaps
Printed on cotton cloth and waving gently as exhibitors pass by, mimicking the movement of water, photos of women in…
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Nutrition supplies are medicine
Esnat Chimatiro’s 18-month-old daughter, Hanifa, smiles while taking a peanut butter supplement used for treating severe wasting in children. The…
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Skills for street children
Increased attacks on people have provoked public fury against street-connected children in urban settings. The public outcry has dialled up…
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Village clinics ease nutrition care
Two months ago, Gladys Ojezi walked at least 15 kilometres(km) to Mkumba Health Centre in Mangochi when her two-year-old baby…
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