Malaria remains the number one killer disease in Malawi, with thousands of people dying from the disease every year, many of them children.
Despite this, there is hope for the country, with the Malaria Control Program in Malawi reporting over 40% reduction in malaria cases and 28% reduction in deaths in 2025.
Our reporter Innocent Kumchedwa has been finding out what this means to a local Malawian in the village, and at a larger level, to the country's health financing.
Year after year, pigs in Malawi come under attack. An attack they rarely survive: African Swine Fever.
More than a decade after Malawi enacted the Gender Equality Act, women remain significantly under-represented in leadership positions, exposing deep implementation gaps and renewed questions over accountability.
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Resident Coordinator Fenela Frost has underscored the importance of political will in driving Malawi’s digital transformation, saying skills development must go hand in hand with investments in infrastructure and supportive policies.
The Japanese government has handed over the newly constructed Lilongwe Main Bridge and the upgraded M001 road, urging Malawi to protect and maintain the multi-billion-kwacha infrastructure for future generations.
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