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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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From empty nets to green fields
The rise of irrigation farming in Cape Maclear along Lake Malawi is transforming the lives of troubled fishers, writes our…
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Fall and fall of Tonse Alliance
The fracturing of Tonse Alliance is a cautionary tale for future gentleman’s agreements that blight Malawi’s Democracy, writes civil and…
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Manganya: Chakwera’s secret weapon?
In appointing Michael Usi as the country’s Vice-President after the tragic loss of Saulosi Chilima, President Lazarus Chakwera has demonstrated…
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Lessons from Vwaza marsh
A long walk into the thick woods of Zolokere Inland Basin at Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve takes a team of…
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Volunteers living their dream
Margret Bowa of Maonga Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Njolomole in Ntcheu District, wanted to become a nurse but dropped out…
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Refresh brings hope to fisheries
As Malawi grapples with the unprecedented rise of its largest lake, the nation is reminded that the natural assets have…
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When ex-combatants become the face of Rwanda’s renewal
And why Kagame’s cult-like popularity endures Her voice is slow, soft and tortured as ex-combatant Furaha Penina recalls how she…
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Children motivate health worker
Seeing malnourished children recovering and thriving motivates Shadreck Mpomba, 52. “Malnutrition has devastating effects on a child’s physical and mental…
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Border forests under siege
Malawi continues to lose trees at an alarming rate despite banning illegal charcoal production and deploying soldiers to guard waning…
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