Daily Archives: Mar 27, 2023
Was Malawi’s annulled elections a judicial coup d’état?
Something significant happened on the African continent in 2020. In only the second time in the recent history of democratic governance in Africa, judges overturned a presidential election.
Mzimba South MP proposes K75, 000 price per 50kg bag of soya beans
Member of Parliament (MP) for Mzimba South Emmanuel Chambulanyina Jere has proposed that in this season, the government should consider allocating funds in its budget to buy soya beans from farmers at K75, 000 per bag of 50 kilogrammes.
We need to consider loss and damage as an issue – CISONECC
Tropical Cyclone Freddy's impact on Malawi has ignited discussions on disaster risk management and climate change, revealing the country's lack of preparedness.
Key figures argue that resources are inefficiently allocated to disaster response instead of preparedness. Support for the enactment of a disaster risk management bill is growing, aimed at establishing dedicated disaster funds.
The Scottish government has become the first to finance loss and damage in Malawi, viewed as a polluting country.
CRS Malawi Women call for equity as they commemorate International Women’s Day
Catholic Relief Services (CRS-Malawi Women) last week joined the international community in commemorating this year’s International Women’s Day with a call to the world to embrace equity.
CADECOM to empower smallholder farmers in Kasungu
In Malawi, many smallholder farmers face challenges in accessing profitable markets for their produce due to the increasing number of middlemen who buy the produce at low prices.
