November 10

  • Malawi: Dark Days Loom for Tobacco

    The latest proposals by the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control to stop farming of the crop could potentially affect about two million livelihoods in... Read more »



October 18



October 16

  • Malawi: Law Fails to Protect Children

    Patrick Martin, 14, and his brother Mayeso, 15, are safely home for the moment with their mother and other siblings in Kasonya village, Phalombe District in southern Malawi, after... Read more »



October 15



September 16



August 20



August 6

  • Africa: Malawi Checks China's Advance

    The move in Malawi to close down Chinese businesses outside of the four major cities has been condemned as xenophobic by rights organisations. A new law enforced Jul. 31 barred... Read more »



May 30



May 18



May 9



April 15



April 13

  • Malawi: Social Media Activism Takes Root

    As Malawians celebrate Joyce Banda's appointment as president on sites, like Facebook and Twitter, the increased use of social media in Malawi comes full circle as her new... Read more »



February 9



February 3



January 25

  • Malawi: Street Vendors Strip Women Naked

    A campaign to stop people buying merchandise from street vendors is gaining momentum in Malawi's main cities of Lilongwe, Blantyre and Mzuzu after the small-scale traders went on a... Read more »



December 16, 2011



November 28, 2011



November 16, 2011



November 15, 2011



November 5, 2011



September 21, 2011



September 5, 2011



August 19, 2011

  • Malawi: Giving Up On Tobacco

    Malawi is reducing the production of tobacco following huge losses by smallholder tobacco farmers and commercial estates trading the crop on the country's only official tobacco... Read more »



August 18, 2011



August 15, 2011

  • Malawi: Remaining in the Dark

    Malawi's attempts to improve trade and investment in the country have taken a huge step backwards following a decision by the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a United... Read more »

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