Feature of the Week
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The billion kwacha Kabaza business
Forget the negativity surrounding motorcycle taxis or Kabaza; this is a sector Malawi must be proud of. It is a…
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Media as a viable tool to holding governments accountable
Amina gazed out at the parched landscape, her eyes tracing the cracks in the earth that seemed to mirror the…
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Malawi strengthens health systems after polio outbreak
On April 24 2025, healthcare authorities and partners in Malawi held the National Polio Transition Planning Meeting to map how…
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Mobile court delivers justice
Bibiyana Kombi, 73, from Phimbi Village in Balaka District, lived in fear due to witchcraft suspicions that often stir mob…
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When bells of violence toll
Sunday, December 15 2024. A sunny afternoon in Ndirande, Blantyre City’s most populous township. Democratic Progressive Party, (DPP) heavyweight Victor…
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Mining firm’s scholarship delivers first graduate
On a chilly Friday, the cheers roar inside out at Bingu International Convention Centre in Lilongwe. Families glisten with joy,…
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Taming Mangochi’s fishing hub
What do you get from an area booming economically? Well, a pa r t f rom any positive development, economic…
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Destined to fight hunger
In the early 1990s, a young backpacker travelled the world in search of answers that would define who he wanted…
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Ex-prisoner finds joy in trees
Malawi’s prison authorities are concerned about recidivism—and it is not just a big word. They see correctional facilities decongested if…
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Revisiting the primary school syllabus
Malawi’s primary school syllabus, touted as a comprehensive framework for learning, falls woefully short in catering to the needs of…
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