Malawi struggles to break poverty-deforestation link
Breaking poverty-deforestation link in Malawi is no mean task as poor people are just focusing on solving immediate problems without considering long term consequences. BY […]
Articles by Brian Ligomeka
Madonna’s PR tactics: Real action in Malawi contradicts official statement
Call it Madonna’s PR tactics! Real action contradicts official statement.What’s the truth about Madonna’s current visit to Malawi? Is she planning to adopt children or […]
Madonna wants to adopt two more Malawian children – Media reports
International pop star Madonna wants to adopt two more children from the southern African nation of Malawi. Judiciary Spokesperson Mlenga Mvula told Associated Press […]
Malawi mining communities can benefit from Access to Information law
Malawi’s recently passed information bill could help communities affected by the extractive industries get information about related environmental, health, and safety risks, Human Rights Watch, […]
Mozambique’s unexpected truce still hangs in the balance
Christmas tidings of peace and goodwill in Mozambique seemed almost too good to be true after four years of sporadic but escalating civil conflict. […]
Malawi needs to reform its outdated abortion law
Having signed several international treaties, Malawi needs to reform its abortion law. DR CHISALE MHANGO writes Malawi is one of the many countries in Africa […]
Malawi youths struggle to access friendly SRH services
Malawi youths are struggling to access friendly sexual and reproductive health facilities, MACNEIL KALOWEKAMO of writes Looking disturbed, 20-year-old Nelson Matatizo Mumba says he […]
Malawi News Roundup: Media assault, albino killings and sex for food
Another eventful week has just ended. Malawi was once again this week in the spotlight for wrong reasons. Assault on the media, corruption, sexual […]
Malawi: Haunted with the never-ending albino killings puzzle
Grief engulfed Mlonda Village in southern Malawi’s tea growing district of Thyolo on Tuesday, Jan 10 when the villagers learnt with shock the gruesome murder […]
Dictators hate free and independent media
Hear this. “Four hostile newspapers are more to be feared than a thousand bayonets.” This was a statement which Napoleon Bonaparte, the Emperor of France […]