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Gold rush endangers wildlife
Malawi’s wildlife is surging and conservationists use contraceptive jabs to keep predators under control, but illegal mining threatens animal sanctuaries…
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‘I’ve donated blood 73 times’
Isaac Chibade, 37, has donated blood for a whopping 73 times. The trusted blood donor, from Bangwe in Blantyre, started…
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Nice becomes a regional attraction
Malawi has witnessed the mushrooming of civic education institutions, but the National Initiative for Civic Education (Nice). The public trust…
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What breaks your iron man?
June is Men’s Mental Health Month. Our Staff Writer SANGULUKANI NYIRENDA looks at the plight of men left to their…
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‘We sleep on empty stomachs’: The refugees abandoned by the global aid freeze
In the drastically overcrowded Dzaleka Refugee Camp, food rations have been cut to zero. As Malawi swings from severe drought…
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‘Skills know no gender’
For Jennie Kuyenda of Blantyre, her ambition is neither an opinion poll nor a gender test. She does not care…
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palsy get some boost
When American actor Geri Jewell was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at just 18 months old, few could have imagined that…
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Thanks for mattresses, but…
The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology in March this year replaced mattresses at Nsanje Secondary School, but students wonder…
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Billions down the drains
Going down the drain, the proverbial preventable losses, is a common tragedy on Malawi’s roads. You certainly have seen roads…
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Marep leaves Nsanje villagers in the dark
Spare a thought for Limbika Khwawa, a 12-year-old boy with partial blindness at Matundu Primary School’s resource Centre for learners…
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