Agriculture expert Felix Jumbe says poor farming practices and resistance to modern methods are keeping Malawi food insecure, warning that without changing attitudes and technology use, bumper harvests will remain a missed opportunity.
Agriculture expert Felix Jumbe says poor farming practices and resistance to modern methods are keeping Malawi food insecure, warning that without changing attitudes and technology use, bumper harvests will remain a missed opportunity.
The development could provide a moderate boost to Malawi’s public finances, and if well managed, could stimulate growth and help address the country’s fiscal and external imbalances.
Emmanuel University (EMUNI) has renovated classrooms and changing rooms in Lilongwe and Dedza to promote girl-child education and support learners with special needs under its WESNED Project.
The development could provide a moderate boost to Malawi’s public finances, and if well managed, could stimulate growth and help address the country’s fiscal and external imbalances.
Children in Ntchisi and Salima districts have called out local authorities for failing to act on climate change, warning that floods, droughts, and pollution are violating their rights to education, health, and protection. The Civil Society Network on Climate Change (CISONECC) says children’s voices must guide Malawi’s climate policies.
Faith leaders in Malawi have joined government and civil society in pushing for a just energy transition, urging collective action to move from fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy for a greener and fairer future.
The Mighty Wanderers stunned rivals FCB Nyasa Big Bullets for the third time this year, sealing a dramatic 1–0 win in the FDH Bank Cup semifinal. The victory cements Wanderers’ dominance, leaving Bullets reeling and fans hailing a long-awaited blue resurgence.
Blessings Mwalilino led the charge as Mighty Wanderers tore through Blue Eagles 3-1 at Nankhaka Stadium, reigniting their title chase and cutting FCB Nyasa Big Bullets’ lead to just four points with a ruthless, high-pressing masterclass.
Songwe Border United finally secured their first-ever TNM Super League victory, edging Chitipa United 1-0 through Owen Mwangonde’s early strike. The win ends a 20-game drought, lifting spirits as caretaker coach Edwin Kaonga hails unity and determination for the breakthrough.
SULOM has fined FCB Nyasa Big Bullets K1 million and imposed a suspended Kamuzu Stadium ban after fan violence marred their 3-3 draw with Karonga United.
