Cholera, Understanding the Disease and Prevention Measures
Cholera is a highly contagious and life-threatening disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae.
Introducing “Life Purpose”, an Inspiring New Book by Ketson Kayuni
At the age of 20 years, Ketson Kayuni, a student of Internal Auditing at the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS), has made a significant contribution to the world of motivation and self-discovery with his new book titled "Life Purpose", which offers a comprehensive guide to uncovering a person's true potential and reaching life goals.
USAID’s AgDiv project to change lives
If soy bean prices this growing season will go as high as K800/per kg as they did in the past two seasons, 23-year-old small-scale farmer, Fatinesi Beliyamu, is likely to pocket at least K640,000 from her 0.6ha piece of land, which is expected to give her at least 800kg of soybean harvest!
DoDMA relief food: a stitch in time
The excitement on the people’s faces could be seen a mile off as they thronged Chawantha ADMARC located in Chawantha Village, Traditional Authority (TA) Kalolo, in Lilongwe on that Wednesday.
Preparing banana and plantain suckers for planting to reduce pests and increase yield
Agriculture is considered Malawi’s economic mainstay. Overall, agriculture makes up nearly 40 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and is by far the country’s largest employer.
Exploring the Revolutionary Significance of the John Chilembwe Uprising
John Chilembwe's Uprising was an African nationalist campaign against British colonial rule in Nyasaland, present-day Malawi. The uprising, which lasted just four days, is seen by many as a revolutionary event in the history of Africa’s struggles for decolonization and independence.
