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Cushioning El Niño effects with agricultural research
On September 3 2026, World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) secretary general Celeste Saulo announced 100 percent certainty of the El-Niño phenomenon.…
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Maliros launch kidney centre
Many old-timers know him as the boy who graced top venues alongside the legendary Du Chisiza Jr and Wakhumbata Ensemble…
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El Niño threat shifts focus to early farm preparations
With Malawi facing the prospect of El Niño conditions that could bring below-normal rainfall and dry spells across the Southern…
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Disparities choke the public service
For every worker, a salary is more than a figure on a payslip. It pays school fees, buys food, settles…
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Malawi losing out to GMOs conservative approach
The likelihood of El-Nino weather pattern in the 2026/27 growing season is very high with an 80 percent probability forecasted.…
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When the salary is not enough
Chifundo Reuben earns about K1 million a month from his formal job before pay as you earn (Paye) tax. From…
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Protect, don’t torture them: A warning from within police
Dressed in a dark suit, Malawi Police Service Commissioner Prescot Mwayiulipo stood before a small audience in Blantyre with a…
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Sand miners raid Lake Malawi
At dawn, Lake Malawi glows golden Along parts of Senga Bay in Salima, however, the golden shoreline is slowly being…
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Farming into drought
When drought reduced her half-acre maize field to five bags in 2024, Masozi Takondwa Moyo knew she had to change…
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Still dreaming of a ‘Dream Leader’: the case of Malawi 62 years on
When eminent legal mind Patrice Nkhono endorses a book on leadership by cementing his belief in the conventional wisdom that…
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