Malawi: Poor farmers turn to urine for high yields
Poor farmers in Malawi are turning to urine to improve their yields. Malawi News Agency’s SOLISTER MOGHA writes She is in her early 80s but […]
Articles by Brian Ligomeka
Africa: Global Gag Rule is death sentence for many women
The recent decision by US President Donald Trump to reinstate the Global Gag Rule is a death sentence as it will send many girls and […]
Malawi: Teenage pregnancies fuel school dropouts
The battle against teen pregnancies and early marriages is far from being won as reports from several parts of Malawi show that many girls are […]
Malawi says land laws key to agriculture investment
Authorities in Malawi have said land laws will increase the impact of agricultural investment and production in the African country. ANDREW NDHLOVU writes Malawi’s Lands […]
Malawi: Official faulted for accusing sex-workers of depleting STI drugs
Public hospitals in Malawi have been urged to end discrimination against sex workers instead of accusing them of depleting treatment for sexually transmitted infections. A […]
$65 million grant to Africa Parks boosts wildlife conservation in Malawi
The ambition of South African based conservation organisation African Parks to upgrade Malawi’s national parks has received a huge boost from Wyss Foundation. The foundation […]
Stop circulating nude pictures on social media, Malawi culture minister warns
Stop circulating nude pictures on social media, Malawi culture minister Patricia Kaliati has warned. BISHOP WITMOS of Malawi News Agency reports According to Kaliati, autrhorities […]
Albinos in Malawi call for probe of the human parts market
Albinos in Malawi have called for a probe of the human body parts market. Andrew Ndhlovu of Malawi News Agency writes The continued killings of […]
Treaty empowers Malawi to extradite Rwandan genocide suspects
A new bilateral treaty empowers Malawi to extradite Rwandan genocide suspects, GLADYS KAMAKANDA of Malawi News Agency writes Malawi -which in the past was struggling to […]
Terrorism, poor transport infrastructure, poaching haunt tourism in Africa
Enthralled by its serenity, grandeur and the luminosity of fishermen’s lanterns during silent nights– early Scottish explorer David Livingstone branded Lake Malawi the ‘Lake of […]