Malawi Receives US$25 Million Additional Financing For Water and Sanitation
The Government of Malawi and the International Development Association (IDA) today signed a US$25 million grant to improve water supply and...
MALAWI: Faith can give comfort, but cannot cure AIDS
A billboard showing traditional and religious leaders holding hands in the fight against AIDS is a common feature in Blantyre, Malawi's commercial...
MALAWI: Enough food for everyone?
Despite a bumper harvest last season, there are signs of maize shortages in some parts of Malawi, but deputy minister of agriculture Bintony Kutsaira...
MALAWI: Subsidising agriculture is not enough
Malawi is riding high on the success of its fertiliser subsidy programme and has become a regional exporter hoping to profit from booming food...
MALAWI: Government proposes mandatory HIV test for pregnant women
Malawi's government is planning to table a controversial bill in Parliament which would require pregnant women to undergo HIV testing. The move is...
MALAWI: Malnutrition still a threat
Despite two years of bumper harvests, malnutrition, partly a consequence of Malawi's famine in 2005, still lingers. "The scale of the malnutrition...
MALAWI: Government intensifies campaign against child labour
A government plan to more than double the number of Malawi's child protection officers will not resolve the twin problems of child labour and...
MALAWI: Civil society attacks decision to close parliament
President Bingu wa Mutharika has earned the ire of civil society for not keeping his end of the bargain to discuss floor crossing, a tactic that has...
MALAWI: Budget passed at last
Malawi's opposition party, the United Democratic Front (UDF), has succumbed to civil society pressure to pass the national budget after a four-month...