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Replies: 0 Last poster: Richard Chirombo at 09-11-2009 14:14 Topic is Open Women gather at Zomba Central Hospital in Southern Malawi in hundreds. It is not a social gathering, though one condition renders them peers and leaves...
Lilongwe — It was, Malawian police say, a routine sweep for criminals at one of the country's busiest border posts. But when the police arrested 14 prostitutes as part of their search, and then allegedly forcefully tested them...
Malawi's rural poor don't know much about the science of climate change, but they know how it is affecting them: a slow slide deeper into poverty in an inexorable cycle of heat, hunger and HIV/Aids. Farmers tell tales of...
BLANTYRE, Sep 28 (IPS) - In a country where maize crop surplus fills the national storehouses to capacity, farmers Ida and Montfort Salijeni and their four children have turned to wild tubers for food.
Event Name: Lessons Learnt and Lessons to Learn in the Field of Micro Health Insurance in Africa Event Date: December 2-3, 2009 Event Location: Lilongwe, Malawi, Malawi Institute of Management See Our Comprehensive Event...
INTERVIEW: How maps will be free and satnavs much cheaper The Ordnace Survey is paid for by the tax payer - serveral times over as it goes. So, why is it that we foot a further fee to Great Britain's national mapping agency...
A study on men having sex with men (MSM) in Malawi shows that, as elsewhere in the developing world, this vulnerable group at greater risk of contracting HIV and AIDS than the general population. Moreover, their risk status is...
Malawi’s fixed line incumbent telco Malawi Telecommunications Limited (MTL) has almost completed the rollout of a USD55 million fibre-optic national backbone aimed at facilitating high speed voice and data transmission at lower...
Investment Opportunity: Forestry & paper Malawi's construction industry is currently experiencing a boom which has made investment in commercial forests a profitable venture. But current production doesn't meet demand in the...
The title of my tribute to our fallen hero, the irrepressible Comrade Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem, is a direct response - albeit a very painful one - to Dr. Said Adejumobi's question "Is Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem Gone?"
