Overcrowding and funding crisis push Dzaleka Refugee camp to the brink

Severe overcrowding and dwindling donor support have pushed Dzaleka Refugee Camp beyond its limits, with over 60,000 residents in a space built for 12,000. Officials warn of a looming humanitarian crisis as funding cuts cripple food, shelter, and health services.

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Malawi rallies for collective action in fight against malaria

Malawi urges national unity against malaria during SADC Malaria Week under "Together for a Malaria-Free Malawi." Government, partners and communities must use insecticide-treated nets, boost awareness, seek prompt treatment, and sustain collective action to reduce cases and save more lives.

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Children in Ntchisi and Salima decry climate inaction, warn of threats to education and health

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.

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sports

Hungry ants of Lali Lubani devour Blue Eagles in 3-1 rampage

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.

Bullets become soldier’s final salute in FDH Bank Cup

Two bullets wrote the soldiers last chapter on Saturday...

Songwe Border United finally breaks the drought with first Super League victory

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 fines FCB Nyasa Big Bullets over misconduct

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.

Ministry commends JOM for fundraising marathon

The Ministry of Youth and Sports has commended Joggers on the Move (JOM) for organizing a marathon that raised over K16 million to support Bema Health Centre in Dedza. Held at Gateway Mall, the 2025 JOM Marathon blended fitness with philanthropy, attracting 35 runners and strong corporate backing.