Diversity can help Malawi build resilient food system — OXFAM
OXFAM Malawi says the country remains highly vulnerable to climatic shocks and continues to struggle with nutrition and food insecurity due to its heavy dependence
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Boma lati alimi atha kukolora zochuluka
Alimi m’boma la Neno ati ali ndi chikhulupiliro kuti ayamba kukolora zochuluka kutsatira upangiri wamakono omwe apeza kudzera mmaphunziro awulimi. Unduna wa za ulimi, kudzera
EAM urges govt. to continue boosting irrigation farming
Evangelical Association of Malawi (EAM) has urged the government, through the Chikwawa Irrigation Department, to provide additional pipes in areas where they are needed to
Govt. reaffirms no Malawian will die of hunger
Vice President Dr Jane Ansah has reiterated that the government remains committed to ensuring that no Malawian dies of hunger. Dr Ansah made the remarks
Ultra-processed food can cause colon cancer
A new study led by scientists from Mass General Brigham, working under the Cancer Grand Challenges PROSPECT team, suggests a possible link between ultra-processed foods
MRCS calls for more funding towards anticipatory action
Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) says the lack of funding for anticipatory action and negative community attitudes towards anticipatory messages remain major challenges hindering the
Flood-prone areas still at risk
As the rains have started to pour in various parts of the country, scientists have warned that flood-prone areas are still at a great risk.
Research findings to help in dealing with multiple diseases in patients
Ministry of Health says research is vital to Malawi’s quest for quality health care service delivery. Director of Curative and Medical Rehabilitation Services in the
African states urged to invest in homegrown technology
African nations have been urged to prioritise investment in homegrown technology and innovation by aligning their education systems with the continent’s development goals. The call
Dairy farmers push for better prices as association urges patience
Agriculture expert, Leonard Chimwaza, believes collaborative effort among stakeholders in the dairy industry can boost production and profitability. His comments come following a concern from