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Stuffed rides in police view
John Mhone, 36, sells fish in Mzuzu City. He travels between the ever-green city and Nkhata Bay almost daily. ‘‘I’m…
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Survivor ‘invents’ flood detector
As disasters become more frequent and devastating due to climate change, a 17-year-old horrified by the 2015 flooding has invented…
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political violence sign of intolerance
In 2016, thugs that reportedly bought all machetes in Mzuzu City’s hardware markets swamped Malawi Congress Party (MCP) president Lazarus…
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Disability worsens disaster
Cyclone Freddy devastated the Southern Region in March this year. The torrents, floods and landslides affected more than 2.2 million…
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Govt eyes new refugee camp
UNHCR, the United Nations refugee agency, has pledged its support of Malawi’s move to resettle more than 50 000 refugees…
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Cyclone steers construction reforms
In March this year, the devastating Cyclone Freddy affected more than two million people in the Southern Region, ripping homes,…
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Cyclone worsens vulnerability
Four months after Cyclone Freddy claimed 679 lives and displaced 659 278 people in the Southern Region, Monica Mapira is…
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Mapping a digital future for children
Malawi today joins the rest of the African continent in commemorating the Day of the African Child, whose theme this…
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Gender justice in 30-year-old democracy
Malawians overwhelmingly voted for multiparty democracy on June 14 1993, raising high expectations of change in all aspects including the…
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‘Electricity has changed my life’
Esnath Chatulukira’s life has improved since April 25 this year when Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (Escom) connected her house…
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