“Fertilizer prices globally have gone up due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war which has, as a result, led to some changes in this year’s AIP as government resorted to reducing number of beneficiaries to 2.5 million,”
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The Malawi Tourism Council (MTC) said it is discussing with the government through the Office of...
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Government has said it is working towards seeking incentives that will help attract youths to...
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A call has been made asking QMAM Women, a women’s wing of the Qadria Muslim Association of Malawi...
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The Malawi National Football Team, the Flames, has been given a new bus from the team’s official...
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Nablus, occupied West Bank On the morning of October 4, dozens of Israeli settlers raided the...
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Suicide is an underrated means of death that has always been ignored by the country in general....
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The Muslim population of Africa has been urged to write their own history. On September 18, 2022,...
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Malawi is finding it tough to end the electricity problem. The Electricity Generating Company...
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Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) says various modernization initiatives are being implemented to...
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Rethinking the Affordable Inputs Program
The Affordable Inputs Program (AIP) has long been seen as a critical support system for millions of smallholder farmers in Malawi. For many, it provides the only means of affording fertilizers and seeds essential for survival.
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