Feature of the Week
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Mobile courts aid GBV victims
Justice delayed is justice denied, but Malawi’s rural majority, including victims of gender-based violence (GBV), die thirsting for justice because…
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‘Return to the refugee camp’
Refugees who have integrated into society are expected to return to Malawi’s oldest refugee camp, as cost of living and…
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Chief fights Covid jab resistance
In Thambani Village east of Mwanza town, villagers get jittery at the mention of Covid-19 vaccination. As in most Malawian…
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Ending malaria is possible
Mangochi, like other low-lying districts along the shoreline of Lake Malawi, has the highest incidence of malaria. The prevalence rate…
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Why Mzimba farmers protect ecosystems
Malawi’s diversity of insects is more valuable than many farmers believe. It is crucial for the sustainability of agriculture. Soil,…
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Child marriage continues contributing to school dropout
Deputy Minister of Education Madalitso Wirima Kambauwa says sensitisation remains crucial in ending child marriage, which remains one of the…
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Addressing HIV among the youth
The 2020 HIV epidemiological estimates paint a worrisome picture for the country’s youth. Estimates by the National Aids Commission (NAC)…
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Another chance to just be
According to the 2013 International Labour Organisation (ILO) Labour Force Survey, an estimated 88 percent of employed people in Malawi…
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Improving early child care with community centres
Thamolatha community in Senior Chief Dambe in Mchinji did not have a fancy community-based child care (CBCC) centre to cater…
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Malawi unveils $46.3bn climate change rollback
I t gives me great pleasure to contribute to this discussion on the importance of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)…
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