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Caregivers learn from every new born death
In Malawi, every child who dies in the first 28 days is a bittersweet learning point. When a newborn cannot…
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Lab woes slow polio tests
On Christmas Eve in 2025, there was no Santa or candies for a seven-year-old from Makhetha Township in Blantyre, who…
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‘Clean cooking is cool’
Miriam Lifa’s homestead near Lunzu Trading Centre in Blantyre is a place to go. She keeps it spotless and cooks…
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JCM’s livelihoods programme transforming Kanzimbe communities
Since 2019 when JCM Power began construction of its 60‑megawatt (MW) solar plant, communities in Sub‑Traditional Authority Kanzimbe in Salima…
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UK envoy signals shift from aid to investment in Malawi
The United Kingdom’s new High Commissioner LEIGH STUBBLEFIELD is settling into her diplomatic post after presenting her credentials to President…
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‘We’re nature’s stewards’
Zigzagging on a narrow tarmac to the postcard summit of Zomba Plateau, Mulunguzi Dam dazzles passers-by, stirring flashbacks of the…
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Water woes in a growing city
At 4 am, Chrissy Mpata of Sawayeka on the nothrern margins of Mzuzu City leaves her husband fast asleep and…
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From survival to stability
Rebecca Kayange, 41, of Udonda Village, Traditional Authority Kameme in Chitipa District, has found her steps from poverty to self-reliance…
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Matewere’s passion for human rights protection attracts global attention
Maxwell Matewere’s name and the fight for human rights PROTECTION are synonymous. He has been fighting social ills and speaking…
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Fighting men’s mental health virtually
Betting addiction, marital wrangles, economic hardship, heavy debts and social isolation are among the pressures driving some people, especially men…
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