Malawi Government secures $15 million grant from Kuwait Fund
Malawi government has secured a $15 million grant from the Kuwait Fund to support the country’s infrastructure development and economic recovery. Minister of Finance, Economic...
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Renewed hope for palliative patients in Chiradzulu
By Chrissie Mainjeni, Chiradzulu Palliative Care Support Trust will, from this month to April 2026, implement a Community Caregiver Backpack Pilot Project in Chiradzulu...
MLW urges stronger public health and disaster preparedness to combat climate change impacts
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Research Programme (MLW) has called for strengthened public health measures, resilient infrastructure, and improved disaster preparedness as key steps in mitigating the...
Govt. to build operating theatre at Mapale Urban Health Centre
By George Mkandawire Ministry of Health has reiterated its commitment to construct an operating theatre at Mapale Urban Health Centre, a facility currently functioning more...
Corps Africa constructs under-5 clinic in Nsanje
Corps Africa has constructed a K15 million under-five clinic named ‘Bambo Gordon’ at Madani Village, which is under Traditional Authority Ndamera in Nsanje District. Nsanje...
Ansah hails Oya
Vice President Justice Dr Jane Ansah has commended the outgoing Japanese Ambassador to Malawi, Yoichi Oya, for his outstanding contribution to fostering strong bilateral relations...
Milking clean energy benefits
By Catherine Alumando Farmers in the milk business, under the Shire Highlands Milk Producers Association (SHIMPA), are said to be reaping huge benefits as they...
HUGS reveal hybrid infection impact on Bilharzia
By Trinity Kaphamtengo A Research study, the Hybridisation in UroGenital Schistosomiasis (HUGS), led by the Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme, has revealed that cross-breeding between human-infecting...
Oya bids farewell to Malawi
Japan’s Ambassador to Malawi, Yoichi Oya, has bid farewell after completing his three-year diplomatic mission, marking the end of a tenure he described as “deeply...