Feature of the Week
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Nyachikadza tragedy
Stanford Phapha, 85, has survived several floods that severely ravaged Nyachikadza, a low-lying setting in the Shire Valley district of…
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Wildlife parks lose admirers
At Lengwe National Park in Chikwawa, game ranger Shaibu Kadewere nostalgically recalls truckloads of tourists coming to see a diversity…
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Protecting the youth
Blessings Mapemba knows the numbing destruction of drug and alcohol abuse among the youth. The 20-year-old man based in Chilomoni…
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When mob justice targets children, the elderly
GRESHAM NGWIRAContributor In the past weeks, the country has witnessed a series of violent incidents in some districts. Regrettably, some…
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Saving girls amid Covid
Efforts to protect girls from risky practices, including child marriages and teen pregnancies, remain fragile with lax law enforcement of…
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Why should women die?
Inkosi Mabulabo receives profound respect in Mzimba South, where he gets informed about every childbirth and funeral. In his territory,…
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Rural tea growers fight water scarcity
Many farmers surrounding Malawi’s postcard tea estates struggle for safe water, but some 12 000 members of Sukambizi Association Trust…
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Clearing Cyclone Idai rubble
Massive rocks scattered in the middle of Nkhate River, which burst its banks during severe flooding caused by Cyclone Idai…
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Sex for fish in Karonga
The livelihood of many Malawians along the shoreline Lake Malawi hinge on fishing. Some are fishers while others are fish…
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Covid slows sexual health
Senior Chief Chikumbu of Mulanje sounds overwhelmed. Recently, she asked youth networks in her rural locality to conduct a simple…
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