Tea sector’s future hinges on supporting smallholder farmers – FAO
The future of the global tea industry depends on improving the livelihoods of millions of smallholder farmers who sustain production worldwide, according to Food and
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Mphunzitsi SACCO relocates headquarters to Blantyre
Mphunzitsi SACCO has transferred its headquarters from Thyolo to Blantyre in a move the institution says will enhance growth and improve access to its services.
Financing the Next Generation: How PUSHA Loans are unlocking youth agribusiness in Ntchisi
In many parts of Malawi, young people continue to face a difficult reality, limited access to capital, unemployment, and shrinking opportunities to build sustainable livelihoods.
Nkhata Bay communities cry out over unchecked beer dens
As darkness falls over Kakumbi and Makokota villages in Mpamba, under Senior Chiefs Mkumbila and Timbiri in Nkhata Bay District, the sound of waves from
Malawi urged to embrace agroecology amid climate and soil concerns
Malawi needs to transform its farming systems by embracing agroecology to tackle climate change, soil degradation and declining crop yields, officials and farmers at a
Inside Malawi’s ARV Smuggling Network
At first glance, the parcel looks harmless, just another package loaded onto a bus heading to South Africa. But hidden beneath clothes and groceries are
Sunbird Nkopola Crowned 2025/26 Beach Soccer Champions
Football Association of Malawi (FAM) Vice President Christopher Madalitso Kuyera has described this year’s beach soccer competition, held at Arnold Lakeshore Resort in Nkhotakota, as
RVF outbreak wreaks havoc in Chiradzulu
Agriculture authorities in Chiradzulu District say at least 26 cows and 3 goats have died of the Rift Valley Fever (RVF) outbreak in the Thumbwe
Musowa urges stronger oversight of public funds
First Deputy Speaker of Parliament Victor Musowa has called for stronger parliamentary oversight of public resources, noting that accountability is key to ensuring government spending
‘Too early to tell if Malawi faces strong El Niño’
Climate experts say it is too early to determine whether Malawi will face a strong El Niño event until updated annual forecasts are issued, as