Women key to honey production -Kwithu
Agriculture stakeholders have been asked to develop sustainable strategies that empower women including the elderly in bee keeping. The move...
Matiffi Ngwira
Matiffi Ngwira is a professional journalist based in Malawi with over six years of experience in the media industry.
His work focuses on reporting and storytelling that highlights key social, political, and economic issues, among others.
Passionate about transparency and development, he has covered major stories shaping Malawi.
ESCOM project unburdens Chifunga infrastructure woes
Health service delivery is expected to improve at Chifunga Health Centre in Neno district after the completion of construction works...
‘I am authentic’ -Abiti Najere
New reggae and amapiano artist trading as Abiti Najere has denied being a copycat of fellow breakout star, Jetu. While...
Mixed views on political electoral alliances
The prospect of formation of new political alliances in the country is attracting mixed views among the electorate ahead of...
Raw material imports hinder local textile industry
High importation prices of some raw materials used for textile production is hindering local entrepreneurs from penetrating into international markets....
Embrace eco-friendly textiles -DAPP
Local consumers have a pivotal role in protecting the ecosystems, according to Development Aid for People to People (DAPP). This...
NICE stamps women as critical to community development
National Initiative for Civic Education (NICE) Trust has suggested that development partners should promote women participation in decision making positions...
Adult education targets more women
Plans to expand reach for women beneficiaries of adult education programs are in the pipeline as part of an expansion...
Women’s association hails national tourney
The National Women’s Football Association (NWFA) have highly rated the Goshen FAM Women’s Championship tournament saying it has been extremely...
OSM gears up for surgery services this month
Operation Smile Malawi (OSM) officials are upbeat about handling over sixty cleft lip patients this month which will include children....
