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Maize yield harvestmay drop by 22.5%
Maize is the staple of most of southern Africa. In Malawi, it supplies two-thirds of the national calorie intake. Nine…
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Drive to make Zomba Mountain green again
Z omba Plateau is one of the picture-ready tourist destinations in Malawi, but the country’s second highest peak is fast…
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Flood warning system to alert Karonga residents
Since the onset of the current rainy season, Malawians in low-lying areas have been haunted by flooding. The uncertainty is…
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Sadc slow adoption of pit farming
Josephy Mwasiya from Luniya Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Chigaru in Blantyre wakes up at dusk to dig pits in his…
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Simple toilets change lives
In Nkhata Bay along the picturesque shores of Lake Malawi, toilets made of local materials are visibly changing villagers’ lives.…
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Bakery powers young mothers
Outside a mud brick house at the heart of Kayula Village, Traditional Authority Mwenelupembe, children run around the compound, oblivious…
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Social cash transfers changing lives
C rushing rocks for a living has never been easy, but such is life for Edna Amadu of Masinde Vllage…
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Solar-power water systems serve thousands in Karonga
T wo years ago, 13-year-old Roydah Silumbu’s performance at Kiwi Primary School in Karonga District took a nosedive. She would…
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Fighting malnutrition with quality complementary foods
In the serene Khufi Village, nestled under the watchful eye of Traditional Authority Malenga in Nkhotakota District, the journey of…
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Villagers open up on GBV
Rarely do villagers, men, women, the youth and their leaders come together for a candid talk on sexual matters. Culturally,…
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