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Chayamba’s reason to smile
Chayamba Secondary School sits at the heart of Kasungu Municipality, but used to experience water challenges typical of rural settings.…
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Irrigation for crop diversification pays
Agriculture is the backbone of Malawi’s economy, but it has been hit hard by droughts, flooding, storms and erratic rainfall. …
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Stitching sanitary pads,keeping girls in school
Fainess Nungu is a go-to teacher for adolescent girls at Thugulu Primary School in Salima District. She is youthful and…
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How vandals paralysed healthcare
Vandalism of two towers on the Kapichira-Nchalo 132-kilovolt overhead line at Kasinthula in Chikwawa District illustrated how the malpractice disrupts…
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Rats sniff out TB next door
Known for detecting land mines, the rodents could also help detect the world’s second-deadliest infectious disease, reports the International Centre…
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Kuhes research feast returns
Kamuzu University of Health Sciencies (Kuhes) annual research dissemination conference returns with a focus on health-related priorities in the national…
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Honouring Al Osman
In Blantyre, emotions ran high as some media practitioners gather under glowing lights on a night filled with tears, joy…
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‘I learn with peace of mind’
On a sweltering Thursday afternoon at Ngabu Secondary School in Chikwawa District, Deborah Issa cannot wait to join a group…
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Solving identity crisis through national ID
When Nelson Banda, 31, left Mangochi for South Africa for greener pastures in 2021, his 24-year-old wife Glory and seven-year-old…
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Milestones study boosts newborn care
For Mariam Milazi, February 13 2021 is a day to forget. The 31-year-old mother gave birth to a second child…
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