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Corruption fight will make or unmake Chakwera

Corruption fight will make or unmake Chakwera

So, what is Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera’s game-plan on corruption? That is the question bothering many citizens, civil society, and development partners.

Deaths due to malnutrition highest among children in Pakistan: report

Deaths due to malnutrition highest among children in Pakistan: report

Unhygienic atmosphere and lack of family planning are attributed to malnutrition and early death among children in Pakistan.

Can tech savvy youthful migrants help end xenophobia in South Africa?

Can tech savvy youthful migrants help end xenophobia in South Africa?

An index on openness in Africa shows South Africa easing visa restrictions and eyeing talented young migrants to tap jobs of the future, a trend encouraged by the country's business-focused president.

Spicing up life with healthy food options in Jos, Nigeria

Spicing up life with healthy food options in Jos, Nigeria

Damar had watched her mother’s endless struggle with illness since she was a young child. It was an emotionally painful experience, sometimes leaving her with a deep feeling of helplessness.

Learners cause commotion after mistaking new teachers for medical workers administering Covid 19 vaccines

Learners cause commotion after mistaking new teachers for medical workers administering Covid 19 vaccines

Community members interrupted classes at Tunthama Primary School in Mulanje district by causing chaos at the school because they suspected that the new teachers had brought Covid 19 vaccines.

Indian startups clock $9.5 billion via exits, among its largest ever

Indian startups clock $9.5 billion via exits, among its largest ever

Indian startups clocked $9.5 billion, or about Rs 70,600 crore, of exits in 2021, adding to the milestones the industry has hit in what was a seminal year for the ecosystem.

NGO donates assorted items to orphans, elderly in Dedza

NGO donates assorted items to orphans, elderly in Dedza

a Lilongwe-based youth organization under the banner Hope for Humanity on Saturday donated assorted items to orphans and the elderly who live in Mayani Village in Dedza.

A failed education effort sparks a new force in East African animation

A failed education effort sparks a new force in East African animation

A burning passion to encourage social responsibility amongst Africa's youth-led to the formation of an NGO creating programs for school children.

The young philanthropist addressing inequality by dressing school kids

The young philanthropist addressing inequality by dressing school kids

From soup kitchens in Zimbabwe to a school uniform initiative in Kenya, African philanthropists are raising their voices to ensure that children get equal opportunities.

COVID-19 inspires collaboration and a debut album for this Zimbabwean singer

COVID-19 inspires collaboration and a debut album for this Zimbabwean singer

COVID-19-inspired hit songs led to the release of a marvelous debut album for rising Zimbabwean singer Gemma Griffiths.

Uncle Harvest: MALAWI AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

Uncle Harvest: MALAWI AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

If we, as a country, are looking at the development of this country and the fulfillment of MW 2063, one of the major areas of review and reform is the issue of public holidays.

MEC Chairperson accuses some members of constituency boundary review teams of “mobilizing chiefs and deliberately twisting facts to buy sympathy"

MEC Chairperson accuses some members of constituency boundary review teams of “mobilizing chiefs and deliberately twisting facts to buy sympathy"

In a statement dubbed “Special New Year message from MEC Chairman” released on 1st January, 2022, the MEC boss said, “The Commission has not tampered with any chieftainship boundary."

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