Lilongwe produces 76 tonnes of waste daily — Research
Lilongwe City produces 76 tonnes of waste per day, with plastic accounting for 9.6 percent, a new Plastic Mapping Survey has revealed. The survey, conducted...
Category : Environment
Kasungu wildlife survey gets underway
An exercise to establish the number and distribution of wildlife in Kasungu National Park is underway, with authorities combining aerial assessments with field monitoring and...
‘10,000 households to benefit from biogas by 2027’
Over 10,000 households across Malawi are expected to benefit from biogas technology being implemented by EcoGen Malawi by 2027. Minister of Natural Resources and Climate...
Govt. confirms MV Mtendere’s sinking
Ministry of Transport and Public Works has confirmed the sinking of Motor Vessel (MV) Mtendere at Monkey Bay Harbour in Mangochi District. According to a...
Malawi launches 10-year strategy to tackle deforestation
Malawi has launched a 10-year strategy to tackle deforestation, as pressure from charcoal production, agricultural expansion and demand for cooking fuel continues to threaten the...
Zomba DC promises clean, safe water
District Commissioner for Zomba District Council, Fredrick Musandide Missinjo, has promised people of Chinguma, Ngotangota and Lungazi of clean and safe water. Missinjo made the...
Old Mutual links responsible business to Malawi’s development
Old Mutual Malawi says responsible business goes beyond making profits, with the financial services group investing in agriculture, infrastructure, education and environmental protection to support...
Govt. to use communities to lead forest conservation
Minister of Natural Resources, Patricia Wisikesi, says community engagement is crucial in forest conservation. Wiskesi made the remarks on Wednesday after touring Namchidwa Forest Reserve...
Mwabvi Wildlife Reserve geared for tourism month
Authorities at Mwabvi Wildlife Reserve in Nsanje say the reserve is fully prepared to welcome visitors as Malawi commemorates Tourism Month this September. Wesley Kawaye,...
Tembo believes minerals can transform Malawi’s economy
Minister of Mining Thoko Tembo says the country’s abundant mineral resources, including uranium, rare earth minerals and niobium, present a significant opportunity to transform the...