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Survivors stuck in danger
Khalika settlement in Soche Hill is not traceable on your official map, but it is a famous danger zone in…
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Men quietly bottle it up
On a wooden bench outside a small rundown pub in the thick of Limbe Town, Blantyre, a group of men…
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Schools power polio fight
At Makawa Primary School in Mangochi District, more than 5000 children fill classrooms each day. However, March 24 2026 is…
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Tax ‘court’ fails gender test
The all-male Revenue Appeals Tribunal puts the tax justice ‘court’ on trial and it is guilty as if can get…
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GMOs: An emergency or way out of hunger?
In 2002, famine caused by devastating flooding and drought that occurred in quick succession compelled Malawians to accept genetically modified…
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Health authorities discuss birth risks
Every childbirth is a race against time for nurse-midwife Lena Kalinga at Chitimba Health Centre in Rumphi District. The facility,…
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Scarcities fuel economic slowdown
If transport is truly the lifeline of Malawi’s economy, then it is steadily weakening on a beeping life support as…
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Doing farming as a business
Thomas Tsoka, 46, of Mkuziwaduka Village, Traditional Authority Mponela in Dowa, switched to irrigation in 2020 following failed crops due…
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When period pains become abnormal
For most women, pains during menstrual periods are normal. Some suffer from abdominal cramps, while others endure back pain. Most…
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Mchinji’s “breadbasket” paradox: How communities are fighting malnutrition
Fyness Chakana still remembers the paralysing fear she felt a decade ago when she nearly lost her child to malnutrition.…
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