Feature of the Week
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Punished for ‘overstaying’ on earth?
In what could be described as cruelty towards the elderly, nonagenarian Lecheta Bisenti Thamanga from Traditional Authority Kasisi in Chikwawa…
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Malawi has new fish feed guidelines
In 2010, Joshua Nyirenda of Manyamula in Mzimba ventured into fish farming as part of integrated farming. With four fish…
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Health workers fight to keep vaccination alive
Early this year, village head Dyson Chamizi and his brother were taken ill at Nathenje Health Centre outside Lilongwe City.…
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Displaced community shakes off cholera fear
Children at play run around the forecourt of Nkhulambe camp for internally displaced people in Phalombe District. Everywhere one looks,…
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Mzuni promotes neglected plants
Food and herbal medicinal plants have been a part of the traditional African medicine from time immemorial, but the continent’s…
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Social protection lifts widows
The demise of Nelia Zimba’s husband in 2016 left her in dilemma. With four children to look after, it meant…
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Child protection in emergencies
Faced with a crisis that would potentially infringe on the rights of children in evacuation camps, United Nations Children’s Fund…
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When elderly people die on witchcraft accusation
Virginia Simiyone, whose age she does not know, but comes from Mulima Village in Traditional Authority (T/A) Mabuka in Mulanje,…
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Mbeya: An affordable boost to crop harvest
Without using chemical fertiliser, Jenipher Phiri, 49, of Kauzegalu Village in Kasungu District used to toil in vain in her…
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Putting humanitarian aid in deserving hands
Amid disasterous impacts of Cyclone Freddy, our Staff Writer JAMES CHAVULA highlights how a mix of community dialogues and vulnerability…
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