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Nikisi: Elderlies’ Safe Haven Amid COVID19

Thomas Mgundo needs enough time to remember and calculate how many grandchildren he has. Minus that, he only recalls he has about forty of them.

FCB Brings MUBAS Needy Students Back in Class

First Capital Bank (FCB) has paid K8 million for 335 students who were on the verge of withdrawing at the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS).

PE Youths Lauds Public Finance Management Tracking

Youths in Phalombe say public finance management tracking exercise they have been conducting in the district is bearing positive results.

Tea Expert Fears of Low Yields Due to Drought

A senior agronomist at Tea Research Foundation for Central Africa (TRFCA) says the prolonged dry spell experienced in December last year has potential of contributing to reduction of tea yields during the 2021/2022 cropping season.

VSLs Can Fuel Poverty If Poorly Managed - Expert

An expert in Village Savings and Loans (VSLs) says if poorly managed, VSLs have potential of fueling poverty among their members especially those in credit base.

Refrain From Blame Game in Corruption Fight - FND

Forum for National Development (FND) has urged people in the country to desist from regarding one particular section of the society as being orchestrators of corruption, saying the corruption fight requires unison approach to be won.

Malawi Loses About 19 billion Cubic Meters of Rainwater Annually

The Rain Water Harvesting Association of Malawi has disclosed that the country loses bout 19 billion cubic meters of rain water every year as surface water run offs due to failure to invest in rain water harvesting techniques.

BCC Proposes MK20 Billion Informal Settlements

The Blantyre City Council (BCC) says it has made a proposal of MK20 billion to government and development partners to root out informal settlements in the city amid reports that such construction works along rivers are exposing people to floods.

Bermuda Oversees Mission feeds 500 families in Mulanje

At least 500 households in Mulanje have received maize rations of 20 kilograms each courtesy of a charitable organization, Bermuda Oversees Mission.

Blue Gum Pests Population Decreasing - FRIM

The Forestry Research Institute of Malawi (FRIM) says routine surveys have indicated a subsidized population level of two pests out of three that hit the country’s blue gum trees for the past ten years.

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