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Forgotten crops bounce back
In Malawi, indigenous crops are taking the spotlight as rainfall grows less reliable with climate change. The FOOD AND AGRICULTURE…
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Breastfeeding calls for friendly spaces
You have seen them doing it with a smile, proudly mingling while breastfeeding their babies in public with pride. This…
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El Niño threat puts focus on early farm preparations
With Malawi facing the prospect of El Niño conditions that could bring below-normal rainfall and dry spells, farmers and agricultural…
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Ex-Dapp employees’long wait for justice
There is a legal maxim that stice delayed is justice denied. However, Tony Kabaghe and 22 others have waited for…
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Eye care camp renews cataract patients’ hope
For Charles Gelevazio of Area 23 in Lilongwe, healing eyesight means another chance to rebuild his life. The 61-year-old, who…
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Small capital, big dreams
With a baby strapped on her back, Juliana Shumba hits the road before daybreak when Limbe Market in Blantyre City…
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Millions more as NSO prepares to count
By September 2028, Malawi will once again take stock of its people and homes to reveal how the nation has…
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Zomba gets dialysis machines
St Luke’s Anglican Hospital at Malosa in Zomba is on course to become the first health facility in the Eastern…
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Land degradation erodes $900m
Delegates from 196 countries have gathered in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, to discuss how to turn land restoration resolutions into money and…
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Chisomo’s second chance
A week before finishing her first term at Rumphi Teacher Training College (TTC), Chisomo Kalua Matchere, 23, learned that she…
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