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Ntcheu-Balaka locals recieve piped water
In 2018, taps in Balaka Town ran dry due to protracted drought, stirring fierce scrambles for water from trucks. The…
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Malnutrition surges as crop harvests fall
April marks the begining of the end of the hunger and malnutrition season in Malawi, but there was no time…
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Ending cholera in schools
In 2023, Joel Donald, a Standard Eight boy at Kapeni Demonstration Primary School in Blantyre City, was bedridden with cholera.…
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Inclusion breaking barriers
Esther Kumwenda’s story is one of resilience and transformation. Once dependent on her relatives due to a physical disability, she…
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Hostels to keep girls in school
In Malemba Village, Traditional Authority Mkumbira in Nkhata Bay District, Janet Mwase, 16, wakes up at 4am to do household…
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Paramount Holdings revels in construction award
Paramount Holding Limited (PHL) is revelling in its latest accolade after being named most reliable construction company in the country…
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Fighting rabies jab after jab
In Malawi, it is not strange to see dogs roaming settlements. The sight of the seemingly stray dogs is rising…
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As Lake Malawi rises, malaria bites harder
When a distraught mother arrived at Monkey Bay Community Hospital with an unconscious child on her back in April, health…
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Ending Mzimba’s long wait for clean water
At least 90 percent of people in Malawi have access to water, reports show. Access is a loaded word and…
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Free Media for credible polls
It is an honour to join the media in celebrating World Press Freedom Day. This year’s commemoration is being celebrated…
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