Chikwawa To Produce Its Own Vegetables
Following the introduction of the irrigation scheme, people from Nsomo village in Chikwawa...
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MERA To Boost In Energy Provision In Malawi
The Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) has urged people in the country to put much emphasis...
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MAM Calls For Unity Among Muslims
There is power in unity. So much can be achieved when the country unites then come up with...
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ISLAMIC INSURANCE (TAKAFUL) PART THREE
All participants (policyholders) agree to guarantee each other and, instead of paying premiums,...
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PLANTING UNDERAGED TREE Seedlings AFFECTING AFFORESTATION
Forests provide fresh water, clean air and are a source of food, traditional medicines, firewood...
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US TO RESTORE AID TO UN
PALESTINIAN REFUGEE AGENCY CUT BY TRUMP The Biden administration will restart more than $200m in...
Read MoreGOVERNMENT PARTIALLY BOWS DOWN TO TUM
On 18th February 2021, teachers through their mother body, Teachers Union of Malawi (TUM) threatened to go on strike demanding Government to provide teachers in the country with Covid-19 risk allowances saying they are at high...
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FOOTBALL PARTNERS HEALTH
Football Association of Malawi-FAM has finally come in agreement with Medical Aid Society of...
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IS GOVERNMENT NOT FAILING ON INQUIRIES
Since Malawi attained multiparty democracy in 1994, the civil service and other government...
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CHAKWERA CLEARS RUBBLE IN FIGHT AGAINST COVID-19 PANDEMIC
President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera fired the Co-chairperson of Presidential Task Force on Covid-19, a...
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EDITOR’S NOTE
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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