New trial cuts maternal infections, deaths by 32%
By Chrissie Mainjeni, Chiradzulu A clinical trial led by researchers from the University of Liverpool, the World Health Organisation and the UN’s Human Reproduction
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The road out: A Malawian mother’s escape from labour trafficking
The morning light settles softly over Efrida’s (not real name) modest home in Blantyre. Holding her child close, she looks away, as though replaying moments
SADC launches 2025–2030 Communications Strategy in Botswana
By Beatrice Juma The 2025-2030 SADC Communications, Awareness and Visibility has been launched in Gaborone, Botswana. SADC Deputy Executive Secretary responsible for regional integration,
Use prescribed antibiotics responsibly — WHO
By Alufisha Fischer World Health Organisation (WHO) has reiterated that antibiotics should be used responsibly and only when prescribed, warning that misuse continues to accelerate
Rising drug abuse among youths sparks calls for action
By Chrissie Mainjeni, Chiradzulu Drug and substance abuse continue to rise among the youth in the country and Chiradzulu District is not spared either. Every
Battle to wean girls in Mwanza
By Catherine Alumando, Mwanza When night falls in Mwanza, the border district that connects Malawi to Mozambique, music from bars mixes with the sound of
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
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