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Post-abortion care saves women’s lives
In November 2023, Shukran Ali, 25, of Pemba Village, Traditional Authority Kuluunda in Salima District, was left in agony after…
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How sex workers take charge of their health
Doctors Without Borders are working with community-based organisations to improve sex workers’ access to health care, including through trained peers…
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Farmers’ toil pays off
Farmers under Nsuwadzi Catchment in Maonga Village, Sub-traditional Authority Mlenga in Thyolo District, are maximising their returns through sustainable land…
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Questions over construction standards
I n Malawi, heavy rains appear to be doing a better job than engineers paid to supervise the construction of…
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Rural majority most deprived
Nearly all major roads in Lilongwe have been under construction since 2020. Travellers in the capital city endure traffic jams…
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Kasungu pupils bring back lost textbooks
What do 70 textbooks look like in the eyes of learners who scramble for a tattered one? For Tomaida Nyirenda,…
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Pupils scramble for textbooks
Sights of children scrambling for textbooks shows how Malawi’s free primary education policy opened doors for high enrolment without matching…
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Dark side of Internet for children
The sight of mobile phones easily irks some culture warriors, including the parents and teachers who cannot bear unregulated access…
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Divisive war on cybercrimes
The digital revolution has given rise to cybercrimes. How can Malawi deal with this problem? Writes EPHRAIM NYONDO. When the…
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Vision for agricultural transformation
Ambitious goals can be attainable and where we are can be a good starting place. Malawi has struggled economically for…
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