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MoEST challenges graduates to transform communities
Graduates from Exploits University have been challenged to use their education to transform communities and contribute to Malawi’s development. During the university’s 2026 graduation ceremony
RE-GAIN project helps farmers cut post-harvest losses and boost incomes
Smallholder farmers in Lilongwe are beginning to reap more value from their harvests, thanks to a climate-smart initiative dubbed Reducing Post-Harvest Food Loss through Climate
Take risks, embrace technology and regret nothing – World Bank President challenges youth
Young people from across the globe have gathered in Washington, D.C. for the two-day World Bank Group Youth Summit, where World Bank President Ajay Banga
Wiskes calls for community action to restore degraded forests
Minister of Natural Resources, Patricia Wiskesi, says communities have a role to play in restoring degraded landscapes. Wiskesi said this during a visit to Msambadzukulu
Govt still committed to improving health
Minister of Local Government, Ben Phiri, says government will continue prioritising quality in the construction of health infrastructure to improve the delivery of effective and
Maranatha Girls Academy offers full scholarship to Mangale learner
Maranatha Academy Managing Director Ernest Kaonga has awarded a full scholarship to a 16-year-old Standard 8 pupil from Mangale Primary School in Mangochi, along with
Govt. pledges stronger action to restore degraded environment
Minister of Natural Resources, Patricia Wiskes, has assured Malawians that government will strengthen efforts to restore the country’s degraded environment through the implementation of various
UN, Malawi strengthen migration governance
United Nations (UN) has hailed Malawi’s commitment to promoting safe, orderly and regular migration. It has also reaffirmed its readiness to provide continued technical and