Weekend Investigate
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Magowelo, ‘gangsters’ hamper education
Prisca Lazalo, a Form Two student at Khombwe Secondary School in Traditional Authority (T/A) Kuntaja in Blantyre is keen on…
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Hardknock life for sex workers
Despite operating in a country where prostitution is not a crime, Malawian sex workers continue to face rampant abuse and…
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Data for rapid response to disasters
Ideally Malawi has become a disaster-prone country. Nearly all districts are facing similar challenges due to climate change—delayed rains, dry…
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Reducing deforestation through electricity generation
Statistics show that Malawi has one of the lowest electricity access rates in the world with several inequalities between the…
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Advancing health through research, innovation
Since delinking from the University of Malawi (Unima) three years ago, Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (Kuhes) has embarked on…
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Academic distinction against all odds
The story of Miriam Zgambo, 24, who graduated with a distinction from the University of Livingstonia on Friday last week,…
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Elections eclipsing safe abortion rights
As Malawi joins the commemoration of international safe abortion, under the theme #AbortionSolidality, this is the last one before Malawi…
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Neno, a dream district to become
No district would want to be like Neno when it comes to development. Neno, is the only district without a…
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Making Chiradzulu Mountain green again
Two communities at the foot of Chiradzulu Mountain have taken a bold step to take care of the degraded landscapes…
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Disadvantaged farmer banks on irrigation programme
Fredson Paleke, 48, simply grinned when asked to demonstrate how he performs his daily chores. “Just wait,” Paleke said, walking…
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