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Sewing secondhand clothes, piercing economic wounds
Justin Jonas, 47, sits under a makeshift shed in Limbe, his right foot pressing the pedal of his sewing machine…
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Prosecutors learn fair tactics
For some survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), the search for justice can become another trauma, with insensitive procedures…
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Songwe Hill community demand transparency
Stanley Banda, 27, from Traditional Authority (T/A) Maoni in Phalombe District has heard about “millions of dollars” and “rare earth…
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Chitipa learners decry Wash gaps
Public sanitation facilities are not a luxury, but many schools across Chitipa District lack safe toilets for learners’ health and…
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What is sex against the order of nature?
Our Staff Writer EDWIN NYIRONGO examines how an underreported court ruling exposes the hypocrisy of colonial-era laws that penalises sex…
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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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