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Christian Aid, CICOD donate...

Christian Aid and Circle for Integrated Community Development (CICOD) on Friday,  donated Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) items to people affected by Cyclone Freddy at Ngabu Sports Club Camp and Pakamwa Camp in the areas of Traditional Authorities Ngabu and Makhuwira. 

Japan donates 28 vehicles,...

The Japanese Government, through Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), has donated 28 three tonner hino trucks and five units of cold rooms with generators to the Malawi Government.

Chilima for speedy rehabilitation...

Vice President, Dr. Saulos Chilima on Thursday  called for speedy rehabilitation of Muloza bridge which was partly swept away by floods.

Malawi Govt sees potential...

Secretary to the Treasury (ST) Dr. MacDonald Mafuta Mwale has expressed Malawi Government’s commitment to providing continued financing for research, science, technology and innovation in an effort to achieve import substitution and wealth creation.
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Luntha Television plants 800...

Luntha Television has joined Likuni Girls Secondary School, with guidance from the Lilongwe City Council (LCC), in planting 800 trees in City Centre and along Lilongwe River in an effort to conserve the environment.

We need to consider...

Players in the climate change and Disaster Risk Management sector have described the recent disastrous Tropical Cyclone Freddy as a wake-up call on how the country can best engage in loss and damage conversations.

Luntha Television plants 800 trees along Lilongwe River

Luntha Television has joined Likuni Girls Secondary School, with guidance from the Lilongwe City Council (LCC), in planting 800 trees in City Centre and along Lilongwe River in an effort to conserve the environment.

We need to consider loss...

Players in the climate change and Disaster Risk Management sector have described the recent disastrous Tropical Cyclone Freddy as a wake-up call on how the country can best engage in loss and damage conversations.

Continental women’s assembly demands sanctions,...

The Southern Africa Rural Women’s Assembly (RWA) has demanded that African countries should impose sanctions and penalties on companies and organization that pollute the environment in the continent.

Castel Malawi commits K20 million...

Castel Malawi Limited has committed K20 million to this year's tree-planting exercise in Malawi, aimed at restoring lost forests.

Communities hail CSPWP in Karonga

Communities in Karonga District have applauded Climate Smart Public Works Programme (CSPWP), an initiative which they say would go a long way in promoting environmental conservation for improved livelihoods.

Mount Meru Millers Fined MK4M...

National Water Resource Authority (NWRA) has imposed an MK4, 000, 000.00 fine on Mount Meru Millers for discharging untreated wastewater into public waters.

Malawi Govt closes down Mount...

Government of Malawi – through its Malawi Environment Protection Authority (MEPA) – on Wednesday ordered closure of business at Mount Meru Millers in Lilongwe over noncompliance with environmental regulations.

Impenitent Focus on Agriculture Overshadowing...

District Civil Society Organizations (CSO) from Dowa district have lamented the overarching focus on agriculture, saying it overshadows efforts to address climate change impacts that the country is facing.

African CSOs disappointed with GCF’s...

African civil society groups (CSGs) have expressed disappointment with the Green Climate Fund's (GCF) first replenishment period, stressing that there is a need for improvements in the second replenishment.

Lukwa condemns lackluster approach to...

Senior Chief Lukwa of Kasungu has described the tendency of planting trees and failing to care for them as retrogressive to environmental conservation efforts.

Youths challenged to take proactive...

Youths in the country have been challenged to take a proactive role in mitigating the devastating impacts of climate change through initiatives including embracing tree planting exercises.

Save the Children urges youths...

As environmental degradation continues to pose a threat to the planet, Save the Children has called on Malawi's youth to take part in tree-planting activities.

Mthunzi Funeral Services donates tree...

Mthunzi Funeral Services – a subsidiary of Old Mutual Malawi Limited – has donated tree seedlings to residents of Naperi Township in Blantyre to enable them to participate in this year’s tree-planting activities.