As the worries of El-Nino weather conditions continue to grow, Rainwater Harvesting Association of Malawi (RHAM) says Malawi has the capacity to harvest more than 90 billion cubic metres of rainwater, which could assist to improve farmers’ livelihoods.

After harvesting a poor maize crop from a one-hectare field in April 2026, Harry Thuwera aged 61, of Nang’ombe Village, Senior Chief Boyidi in Thyolo district, planted NUA 45, a fast-maturing, bio-fortified bean variety, hoping to harvest at least five 50-kilogram bags from the same field during the winter cropping season.

Every day, Mount Mulanje loses a little more of the forest that earned it global recognition. As illegal cultivation spreads deeper into protected areas and trees continue disappearing, conservationists warn that Malawi's iconic mountain is approaching a tipping point unless communities, especially young people, become part of the solution.

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