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Ending poverty step by step
Rhoda Lamusi had been receiving social cash transfers until authorities decided that she was no longer eligible for the monthly…
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Time to switch to sustainable energy
Africa is struggling to make the switch to renewables for energy security. The scenario in many countries has worsened in…
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CIL hits back at Cdedi over tax evasion claims
Cigarette manufacturing firm Credible Investments Limited (CIL) has refuted allegations that it sells expired, illegal and counterfeit products, evades taxes…
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Ugly face of child labour
Life has been tough for 11-year-old Major Lyton and 13-year-old Yamikani Dyless of Traditional Authority (T/A) Chitekwere in Lilongwe District.…
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Children face harsh climate
Farmers harvesting greenish maize in Chiradzulu District last weekend personified the desperation to beat biting hunger in the country. Stricken…
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Lessons from China’s democracy
From the Western perspective, China is considered undemocratic. But the Eastern giant says it practises democracy the Chinese way. Our…
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Divorce hits children hard
At the age of 27, Joyce Maliko of Mastade Village, Traditional Authority Lundu in Chikwawa District has been divorced twice…
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Water for conflict resolution
Like many locations in Mzimba, Mateyo Ndhlovu Village is named after the Inkosana, the Ngoni traditional leader of the community…
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HIV isn’t a death warrant
Catherine Malemia has lived with HIV since 1998 when she was 24 years old. According to the National Aids Commission…
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Waving bye to land disputes
Julian Chilipa of Chinseu Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Mlumbe in Zomba feels hard done by land disputes. Her family became…
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