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400 women trained in business skills to boost economic independence
About 400 women in Zomba District have been trained in entrepreneurial and financial management skills to promote economic independence and…
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Lilongwe’s dry taps are making families sick
Bridget Msumali, a resident of Chilimampunga at Ntandire in Lilongwe, had gone two months without water from her tap. In…
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‘We find up to 100 children in one raid’
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) works with Eye of the Child, US-based Free A Girl and the Department of Social…
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Justice Chimwaza speaks on minors’ protection
High Court Judge in the Family and Probate Division Justice Madalitso Khoswe Chimwaza has trained the police on human trafficking…
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Celebrating sexual and reproductive health month
September is World Sexual and Reproductive Health month, which aims at breaking taboos and highlight the importance of sexual and…
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PAC guidelines absence put girls on edge
Absence of reviewed post-abortion care (PAC) guidelines in public health facilities continues to put girls, especially minors, on the edge.…
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Lawful reproductive health services under threat
About three months after the expiry of a 180-day deadline set by the High Court of Malawi, the government is…
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Why are women still marriage candidates at 62 years later?
It can well begin with Phungu Joseph Nkasa’s hit, Zikuchokera kuti. In his chorus, Nkasa asks: Nkhondo ya mumtima, zikuchokera…
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250 000 expected to start menstruating this Year
About 250 000 girls in the country are expected to start menstruating for the first time this year, amid ongoing…
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Women leaders champion men’s mental health
Women leaders supporting mental health initiatives in Malawi have called for urgent action to address the growing mental health crisis…
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