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Closing the door to poverty
Vitumbiko Jere, UN World Food Programme: Annie Boniface, 36, and her husband Khefasi, always struggled to feed and pay school…
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Who owns the land in Malawi?
By Geoffrey Wawanya: Introduction The question ‘who actually owns land in Malawi’ is very fundamental and this paper is an…
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Lessons in a crisis
As the world kick-starts the Global Action Week for Education, it is becoming increasingly evident that, while the Covid pandemic…
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Man who harnessed water on Soche Hill
By Francis Unyolo: In the late ’90s, the springs of water atop Soche Hill cascading the slopes into the streams…
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Over 1 million people received food assistance during the lean season
The Government of Malawi (GoM), together with the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and Development Partners have successfully provided…
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Long, winding road to justice
His cries for justice have been nothing more than a soliloquy: One small man on a bare stage against a…
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Locals leading malaria fight
Lucia Issah, 35, dropped out of school after writing her Primary School Leaving Certificate of Education examinations several years ago.…
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Exploring waste’s worth
For years, smallholder farmer Grevazio Chiwoko has been seeing the yield from his two-hectare crop field declining even when the…
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Tomatoes: a juicy business
By Emmanuel International and UN World Food Programme: For years, farmers in Khosola Village in Zomba district struggled to produce…
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Protecting pangolins in danger
The rise in smuggling of pangolins has resulted in an 80-percent global decline of the unique creatures’ population the past…
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