Residents concerned over waste accumulation at Karonga Main Market
Chairperson for Karonga Main Market, Godwin Ghambi, has said uncollected garbage that is accumulating at the market premises poses a danger to residents’ health, blaming...
Category : Environment
WESM calls for participation in the fight against climate change
Wildlife and Environmental Society of Malawi (WESM) has urged communities to participate in environmental conservation to mitigate the effects of climate change. WESM’s Nkhotakota District...
CSPWP continues in Kasungu
Desk Officer for the Climate Smart Public Works Programme (CSPWP) in Kasungu, Ignatius Lipato says the third cycle programme activities have started on a high...
Malawi, Mozambique agree to strengthen trade ties
Malawi and Mozambique have reaffirmed commitment to optimize use of the Nacala Corridor and Mozambique ports to further business exploits. This has been disclosed by...
MEPA intensifies stakeholder engagement on national state of the environment
The Malawi Environmental Protection Authority (MEPA) has intensified its engagement with key stakeholders to address the nation’s environmental challenges. The initiative seeks to influence policy-making...
Malawians urged to protect biodiversity
Ministry of Natural Resources and Climate Change, through its Environmental Affairs Department, has urged the public to actively protect and conserve the country’s biodiversity. The...
MET warns about Mwera winds on Lake Malawi
Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services (MET) has warned of Mwera winds over lake bodies in the country, which are expected to intensify on...
Dedza women take lead in environmental conservation
An organisation called ‘Dauya Ladies Environmental Group’ has embarked on briquette manufacturing to conserve the environment and economically empower women in Dedza district. Founder of...
Sitima yapakati pa LL, BT iyambanso kuyenda — Hara
Nduna yaza mtengatenga, a Jacob Hara, yati sitima yoyenda pakati pa mizinda ya Blantyre ndi Lilongwe iyambiranso posachedwapa. A Hara anati gawo lachiwiri ikhala kukonzanso...
Lake Malawi’s volume increases by 44 centimetres — NWRA
Lake Malawi’s water levels have increased by 44 centimetres, the National Water Resources Authority (NWRA) has confirmed. The level as of 7 May 2024 was...