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Contract storm over Kasungu Sec school
When Cyclone Chido swept across Kasungu in December 2024, it left more than twisted iron sheets and shattered roofs in…
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Climate Justice project empowers communities
Communities in the country are taking charge of their climate future through the Climate Justice Communities Project, a three-year initiative…
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Making early warnings work
Malawi is mobilising government commitment and community engagement to improve forecasts and early warnings and build resilience in a country…
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Farmers go climate-smart
AGRICULTURE 21 WEDNESDAY, 18 FEBRUARY 2026 | THE NATION | www.mwnation.com SMART AGRICULTURE TEMWA MHONE Correspondent For three years now,…
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Youths take on stream waste
young innovator is transforming flood debris into a lifeline for Malawian farmers, writes DUMASE ZGAMBO-MAPEMBA for Unicef Malawi. In a…
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Women lead agriculture revolution
In the rolling farmlands of Traditional Authority Kabudula in Lilongwe, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Here, rural women, once trapped…
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Make Mzimba green again
It is a cloudy Friday morning and the air at Mhlaba Ground in Embangweni, Traditional Authority Mzukuzuku in Mzimba District,…
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Why businesses protest tax changes
Peaceful demonstrations have forced a delay in measures aimed at improving revenue collection but which many fear will be fatal…
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Cholera among us again
Cholera has become a seasonal killer in one of Blantyre City’s clustered settlements, marked with blocked drains, leaking pit latrines,…
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When girls flee science
By 10am at Masasa Community Day Secondary School in Mzuzu City, Ndaona Mulungu’s chemistry class is in full swing. When…
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