GM Cotton Helps Malawian Farmers Stand Impact of Climate Change
It has been four years since cotton farmers in Malawi were introduced to genetically modified (GM) cotton seed whose main aim is to deal with bollworms. These are the deadliest pests for the crop, capable of reducing yields by over half if not controlled.
CYFCI Amplifies the Young Voice
At the age of 13, Ruth is the only child in Ganunga’s family of six to walk in the corridors of a secondary school as a student.
Thyolo ECOM-Nyasa Mission, Locals Disagree Over School Ownership
A disagreement has ensued between the Evangelical Church of Malawi-Nyasa Mission and the community members of Kajawo over the ownership of Namjodi Primary school in Thyolo.
New School-Attached Hardship Allowance to Retain Teachers in Rural Areas - Ministry
Government says it is in the final stage of rolling out the World Bank funded school-attached hardship allowance disbursement which it believes will help to retain primary school teachers in rural areas.
Thyolo to Enforce By-laws on Affected Banana
In a desperate attempt to revamping banana industry, authorities in Thyolo have resorted to formulating the by-laws to punish some farmers who are resistant to uproot the plantains attacked by banana bunchy-top virus.
Hunger Affecting Class Concentration of Some Learners in Mulanje
A Mulanje Based NGO- Mnyamata Education says shortage of food in most households is affecting concentration of primary school learners from hunger-stricken families on their education.
Ex-Detainees and Returnees to Drag Government to Court over Compensations
Ex-Detainees and Returnees Association of Malawi, a grouping of Malawians who suffered human rights violations during one party era, says it will drag government to court in October if their compensations are not settled.
Court Sets New Date for Susu Plea-taking
The Lilongwe Senior Resident Magistrate James Mankhwazi has shifted the Chinese Lu Ke's child trafficking and money laundering case to 2nd September, following defense lawyer Andy Kaonga's failure to appear in court.
Ecobank Moves to Enhance Customer Digital Transactions
Ecobank Malawi has on Friday rolled out a promotion aimed at rewarding its customers for using the bank’s mobile banking and Mobile App digital platforms.
When Salvation Lies in Manure
Hunger is bad. It devastates people’s minds and bodies. Physically, starvation ravages a person’s muscle, bones, skin and internal organs. On a long-term scale, hungry people are susceptible to chronic diseases like diabetes and heart diseases.
NICE Engages Learners, Parents on Rights
As the country continues to register more cases of violence against children, National Initiative for Civic Education (NICE) Public Trust, has started engaging learners in primary schools with legal literacy sessions.
Police Eyes More Units
Concerned by security lapses in the South West Region, police have unveiled immediate plans to re-open Bvumbwe police station in Thyolo which was damaged by an angry mob some four months ago.
120 Motorcyclists and Pedal cyclists Trained on Road Rules
In a bid to prevent unnecessary road accidents in the eastern region, the Road Traffic Department together with Police in the region have trained 120 motorcyclists and pedal cyclists in Balaka on road safety and regulations.
NGO Worried With Increased Human Trafficking Cases
The Evangelical Association Of Malawi (EAM) has expressed worry over the continued increase of human trafficking in the country.
Tabitha Joins Inter Milan
Malawi Senior Women's Football team Captain Tabitha Chawinga has officially signed a one-year loan deal with Italian side Inter Milan.
Filthy Lilongwe City Worries Mayor; Business people
The Lilongwe City Council had admitted failure to single-handedly manage refuse collection in the capital city, saying it now needs the help of other stakeholders and general citizenry.