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June 18
Malawi: 'Stop the Excuses, Clean Your City' - Minister Ben Phiri Hits At Lilongwe Residents Over Filth Crisis
Minister of Local Government and Rural Development Ben Phiri has delivered a blunt and uncompromising rebuke to residents of Lilongwe, challenging them to abandon what he called a… Read more »
June 14
Malawi: AGRA, Partners Promote Post-Harvest Technologies to Reduce Food Losses
The Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) and its partners are scaling up the use of post-harvest technologies among smallholder farmers in Malawi as part of efforts to… Read more »
June 11
Malawi: Uproar As State Moves to Drop the High-Profile Corruption Case Involving the Notorious Chinese Wildlife Convict Lin Yunhua
A storm of controversy is brewing after the State, through the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), filed an application seeking to withdraw criminal proceedings against convicted Chinese… Read more »
May 31
Malawi: Malawi Progresses in Menstrual Hygiene With 80% Water Supply Coverage
Malawi has made progress in Menstrual hygiene especially on the provision of water supply in schools despite some few gaps. Read more »
May 27
Malawi: Questions Mount Over Alleged Secret Release and Deportation Plot for Convicted Wildlife Trafficker Lin Yunhua
Serious questions are emerging over an alleged plan to secretly release and deport controversial Chinese national and convicted wildlife trafficker Lin Yunhua before the conclusion… Read more »
May 20
Malawi: Mepa Lifts Press Cane Suspension
The Malawi Environment Protection Authority (MEPA) has lifted a stop order it issued to ethanol distiller, Press Cane Limited early this year over effluent spillages after… Read more »
May 19
Malawi: Pacific Towers Transforming Business Environment for SMEs in Limbe
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) operating at Pacific Towers in Limbe say the modern business complex has significantly improved their trading conditions, boosted customer… Read more »
Malawi: Lake Malawi Water Levels Continue Rising, Submerge Homes, Resorts and Farmlands Across Lakeshore Districts
Lake Malawi's water levels are continuing to rise at a worrying rate, triggering widespread flooding that has already submerged homes, tourism facilities and farmland across… Read more »
May 12
Malawi: Wildlife Crime Convict Yinhua's Corruption Trial Fails to Commence Over Fuel Crisis
The High Court in Lilongwe on Tuesday once again failed to commence the corruption trial involving convicted Chinese wildlife trafficker Lin Yunhua after prison authorities… Read more »
April 20
Malawi: Flood Disaster Spirals As Malawi Seeks K48.8 Billion to Avert Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
Malawi is scrambling to contain a fast-escalating humanitarian emergency after devastating floods left tens of thousands homeless, farmlands destroyed and critical services… Read more »
April 13
Malawi: Flood Aftermath Bites - Thousands Return to Ruins As Government Shuts Evacuation Camps
Thousands of Malawians who were displaced by devastating floods are now being forced to leave evacuation camps and return to shattered homes, uncertain futures, and the harsh… Read more »
March 22
Malawi: Apostle Kawinga Brings Hope to 640 Flood-Hit Households in Mchinji
Apostle Clifford Kawinga of Salvation For All Ministries International, through the Hope Field Initiative, on Sunday reached out to families devastated by flash floods in the area… Read more »
Malawi: $1.4bn Lost, $2bn Needed - Relentless Disasters Are Draining Malawi and Entrenching Poverty
Malawi has lost at least $1.427 billion (about K2.5 trillion) to major climate-related disasters in just eight years, a crushing toll that exposes a country trapped in a cycle of… Read more »
March 18
Malawi: Lake Malawi Surges to Multi-Year High As Authorities Open Liwonde Floodgates to Avert Disaster
Water authorities have sounded the alarm after confirming that levels in Lake Malawi have surged to their highest point in years, underscoring growing pressure on surrounding… Read more »
March 08
Malawi: Women With Disabilities Demand Inclusive SRH Services in Climate Crisis
A local non-governmental organization - Women and Girls Disability Rights (WAG) - has asked authorities at Capital Hill to urgently address unique challenges women and girls with… Read more »
March 04
Malawi: Forex Crisis Bites - $315 Million Salima-Lilongwe Water Project Choking On Dollar Shortages
Malawi's worsening foreign exchange crisis is no longer an abstract economic statistic -- it is now choking one of the country's most critical infrastructure projects. Read more »
Malawi: Greenbelt On the Brink? 87.6 Percent Capital Cut Sparks Fears of Collapse of Flagship Irrigation Programme
The government's decision to slash the Greenbelt Authority capital allocation by a staggering 87.6 percent has ignited serious questions about the future of the once-flagship… Read more »
March 05
Malawi: Environmentalist Malata Backs Mutharika's Sanitation Order - but Warns Action, Not Applause, Will Decide Success
Environmental expert Mathews Malata has described the executive order on hygiene and sanitation issued by President Peter Mutharika as timely -- but cautioned that without real… Read more »
February 25
Malawi: LWB Champions Environmental Conservation to Protect Lilongwe's Water Sources
The Lilongwe Water Board (LWB) has reaffirmed its strong commitment to environmental conservation, emphasizing that protecting forests and water catchments is critical to securing… Read more »
February 19
Malawi: A Tale of Two Cities - Sanitation Divide Highlights Urban Management Challenges in Malawi
A stark contrast in urban sanitation and environmental management is creating a visible divide between Malawi's two largest cities, Blantyre and Lilongwe. While both serve as… Read more »
February 11
East Africa: Malawi Launches K6.6 Billion Programme to Strengthen Weather Forecasts and Early Warning Systems
Malawi has launched a major climate programme worth 3.84 million US dollars (about K6.6 billion) aimed at strengthening weather observation and early warning systems across the… Read more »
February 10
Malawi: Dry Spells Ravage Crops in Salima, Thousands of Farmers Affected
Thousands of farmers in Salima Agriculture Development Division (ADD) are facing heavy losses after prolonged dry spells damaged large tracts of crops at critical growth stages,… Read more »
January 29
Malawi: Pesticides Control Board Launches Nationwide Inspections to Ensure Safe Chemical Management
The Pesticides Control Board (PCB) has launched a countrywide inspection exercise to monitor how pesticides and other chemicals are being handled across Malawi. The exercise aims… Read more »
January 27
Malawi: Government Challenges COP30 Stakeholders to Support Climate Action
The Chief Secretary to the Government, Justin Adack Saidi, has challenged stakeholders, including private sector players, to take a more proactive role in addressing… Read more »
January 20
Malawi: Malawi Sees Carbon Trading As New Frontier for Sustainable Development
The Malawi Government says carbon trading presents a new and significant financing frontier for sustainable socio-economic development. Read more »
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