Lilongwe District

Lake of stars - Music without barriers

As venues go, it's going to take something rather special to top this. I'm stood on the sandy shores of Lake Malawi, gentle waves lapping the beach, the night sky liberally peppered with twinkling stars reflected in the...

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Southern Africa: SADC Aids Fiesta Set for Malawi

Harare — The second edition of Sadc Artists Aids Festival is scheduled for Lilongwe in Malawi starting on November 30 until December 6, 2009. The festival is a regional initiative aimed at working with artists in the response...

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China to fund construction of modern stadium in Malawi capital

LILONGWE, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- The People's Republic of China, through its Export-Import Bank Bank, has pledged to provide a 65-million-U.S. dollar loan to Malawi towards construction of a modern national stadium in the capital,...

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FX shortage crimps Malawi ministers' foreign trips

LILONGWE, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Malawian President Bingu wa Mutharika has told senior civil servants and ministers to cut back on overseas travel due to a severe shortage of foreign exchange in the southern African nation. The...

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Madonna - Madonnas Son Tops Predicted Richest List

and parents Madonna visits Consol Homes with her son, David Banda and daughter, Mercy James. The singer is helping to fund the project to provide support for an estimated 500 orphans. Lilongwe, Malawi .... MADONNA'S SON TOPS...

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Tobacco poison surrounds child workers [Malawi]

Downstream from the tobacco processing plants that dominate the outskirts of Lilongwe..., rivers run yellow and green from industrial outflow water used for bathing by villagers who have no other option. Even more alarming,...

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Tobacco poison surrounds child workers

The children pick through mountainous piles of waste tobacco and sweep it up with their bare hands into giant bags in the hope of scraping a living. From behind a veil of dust, they stare back at us with bloodshot eyes.

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Malawi: Ex-service men get $1.25 monthly

Malawian soldiers that fought in the first and second World Wars are receiving a monthly pension of US$1.25 (MK200.00). This was disclosed by Brigadier John Msothi in Malawi’s capital Lilongwe on Tuesday when the country’s...

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Day School Project in Dzalanyama

AfricanGap - The main project is to build a house for the headmaster. Other projects include repainting the school, maintaining Boys and Girls dormitory; helping students, planting a vegetable garden and doing some...

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22 Day Matapila/Katondo Orphan Care

AfricanGap - Working at the play school, help prepare lunches, help with feeding the orphans. In the afternoon you assist with the school activities: - Sports, bible lessons, life skills, music and dance. Day 1: Arrive in...

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