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Cyclone stirs mindset change
With the rainy season just a month away, the unyielding spirit of people in flood-prone zones has weakened since Cyclone…
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Mentors keep children in schools
At 16, Ruth Phiri dreams of becoming a lawyer to protect the rights of women and children. “I envy their…
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Turning trash into treasure
Nestled in the capital city, Lilongwe, Chinsapo Market has long been a vibrant trading centre, drawing vendors from nearby locations…
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Irrigation for cyclone survivors
For decades, Khongono villagers in Thyolo District tilled fertile alluvial soils in a flood-prone wetland along the eastern bank of…
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Youths take control of their sexual health
Clad in a checkered skirt and white T-shirt, teen mother Lonely Kadam’manja does not want another unplanned pregnancy. From a…
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Helping children with chronic conditions learn
Pollyanna Kachikuni, 24, had struggles to learn due to an inherited disorder caused by her sickle-shaped red blood cells detected…
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Farmer reaps benefits of beans
Until six years ago, Mashaka Tepatepa, born in 1981, from Chataghalara Village in Rumphi District, was one of the farmers…
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Computer coding for future leaders
Busy in a computer lab at the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (Mubas) in Blantyre, Stacy Chitsime, 12,…
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Sadc integration: Can single currency be possible?
Southern African Development Community (Sadc) has shown that it can work together in many spheres of life for the development…
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Life savers take disrupted services to disaster zones
It is 9am and a forming crowd perching in tree shades at Dulasanje Health Post in Chikwawa is waiting for…
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