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Somisomi VDRMC saves over K3 million for climate change awareness
This proactive model not only aligns with Malawi’s Disaster Risk Management Act but also sets a benchmark for what community-led adaptation can look like.
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EPL says young, skilled professionals key to Malawi’s development
Through a learning visit to Neno District Council, EPL fellows gained practical exposure to how effective local governance and public resource management can contribute to development—highlighting the need for ethical, capable youth leadership in public service
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Reflecting on COP28: Malawians supplement measures to combat climate change
The post 28 Conference of Parties (COP28) reflection session held in Malawi has recognized knowledge sharing, coordination and development and implementation of action plans as some of the measures that need to be embraced if the country is to succeed in fight against climate change and its impacts.
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Malawian journalists win big in science stories competition
Six journalists have been awarded cash prizes for their outstanding performance in science stories reporting under the Open Forum on Agriculture Biotechnology (OFAB) Malawi media awards.
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CDH Investment Bank supports LUANAR students’ agri-innovative ideas
CDH Investment Bank has supported Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR)’s Vice Chancellors student innovator awards, by awarding five first year students with money amounting to K1.7 million each.
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Research shows aflatoxin is a growing concern in Malawi’s grains
Agriculture stakeholders have expressed concerns with the rate at which aflatoxin is spreading in groundnuts and other grains, saying this is negatively impacting commodities’ international markets and human’s health status.
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Study shows VAT collection not doing well in Malawi
A local researcher, Dr. Donasius Pathera, has disclosed that Malawi is not doing well in collecting Value Added Tax (VAT) compared to personal income tax.
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Clergy, CSOs urged to disseminate tax related messages
A representative of Council of Churches in Namibia, Uhuru Dempers has called on Malawi Churches and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to prioritize informing people on set systems and structures that are critical in fight against poverty and inequality in the country.
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Tales of success under Afikepo Project in Salima
United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) says nutrition statuses of members in the area of Traditional Authority Kambalame in Salima district has improved, thanks to the European Union (EU)’s funded AFIKEPO project.
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NPC wants govt to take active role in MW2063 investments
National Planning Commission (NPC) has called upon the government to accelerate investments in the strategic sectors of the economy if MW2063 development aspirations are to be realized.
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CSOs praise Chakwera for taking children resolutions to COP27 summit
Child-centred civil society organizations (CSOs) have commended President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera for taking to the 27th Conference of Parties (CoP) resolutions children and young people made at their pre-COP summit in October last year.
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RBM urges Malawians to save today for better tomorrow
Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has urged people in the country to embrace financial saving culture for the betterment of their oncoming days.