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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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Selling right to vote smart Sochela
Malawians queue to vote in 2020, a year after enacting the law that bans elections-related handouts It is just over…
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The Veep who fired his boss
At the height of Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) dominance in 2018 emerged Saulos Klaus Chilima (SKC) from the blue empire…
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Maria courts UAE love for whole village and beyond
On the shores of Lake Malawi in Traditional Authority Fukamalaza in NKhata Bay lies Chiziya Village where villagers are destined…
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Prison malnutrition persists
Last year, spiking malnutrition at Bvumbwe Prison left Thyolo District Hospital inundated by frail teen inmates taking milk meant for…
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Chakwera, SKC’s road to 2025
With each passing day, as the September 16 2025 General Elections draw near, cracks appear to be widening in the…
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Staff audits make health centres tick
Shelves in the human resources office of Chikwawa District Health Office in the Southern Region are curving under the weight…
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From discrimination to empowerment
Creating safe spaces for all is transforming lives of young people who feel marginalised due to reasons beyond their control,…
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Skills development for all
Disability is not inability, goes the mantra in the fight against inequality in all its forms. June 1 has become…
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When miners dig in vain
Some communities around Chitimbe Hills in Balaka have been mining gold since the 1940s, but they have nothing much to…
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