UK University, Malawi in pact over Magomero College
Malawi’s Magomero Community College is set to enter into a partnership with Nottingham Trent University (NTU) in the United Kingdom in a move that could...
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Investing in Social Work will save public costs — Navicha
Malawi’s Minister of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare, Mary Navicha, has concluded a week-long working tour of the United Kingdom, where she urged Malawi’s...
Mwanza traders dump their worries over waste
By Catherine Alumando Gladys Naliwa usually walks from Biliwili Village to Mwanza Trading Centre where she sells her merchandise to support her family of...
Period poverty pushing Dowa girls out of class
By Beston Simwaka, Dowa At least nine girls are absent from class every single day at Mponela Community Day Secondary School in Dowa District,...
Malawi weighs joining UN water conventions
By Emmanuel Chikonso Malawi is reviewing the possibility of joining two major international agreements to strengthen cooperation in the management of shared water resources....
MITC hails Sovereign–Traxys mining deal as milestone
By Earlene Chimoyo Malawi Trade and Investment Centre (MITC) has described the recently signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Sovereign Metals and Traxys North...
Puma launches PRIS App, turning fuel purchases into redeemable points
By Justin Mkweu Puma Energy Malawi has launched the Puma PRIS application, which aims at rewarding customer loyalty by turning purchases into points that...
Abandoned with HIV, TB and a baby to breastfeed
When an MBC crew visited Lora (not her real name) at her small house in Masasa, Mzuzu City, they were expecting a tough story. However,...
Palliative care drive hopes to change narrative for chronically ill patients
By Chrissie Mainjeni, Chiradzulu Before doctors confirmed she had advanced cervical cancer, commonly characterised by persistent bleeding, Enes Chiwawa first noticed sores on her...
‘They believed she was possessed’: Inside Mwanza’s backstreet church that overruled medical care
On the left, Martha Nthengu, a self-proclaimed faith healer, kept Agnes for three months at her backstreet church to “redeem” her from evil spirits....