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Mzimba Heritage endorses NPL Mother’s Fun Run initiative - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Mzimba Heritage Association (Mziha) has endorsed Nation Publications Limited (NPL) Mothers’ Fun Run initiative and drummed up support from well-wishers to promote maternal and newborn healthcare in Mzimba North. In a statement issued yesterday, Mziha secretary general Khumbo Bonzoe Soko said the association was backing the initiative, which this year is targeting 25 health facilities under Mzimba North District Health Office that includes Mpherembe, Ekwendeni and Mapale. “Mziha strongly encourag
Can parliament hold power to account? - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Parliament has opened 12 inquiries into various matters of public concern, putting its oversight role in the spotlight. The move has also raised questions about the effectiveness of parliamentary inquiries and whether they can lead to meaningful accountability. In this interview with our Staff Reporter ALLAN NYASULU, Centre for Social Accountability and Transparency (Csat) executive director Willy Kambwandira discusses the 12 inquiries, Parliament’s oversight powers and the challenges facing the
Farming into drought - Nation Online (opens the original)
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When drought reduced her half-acre maize field to five bags in 2024, Masozi Takondwa Moyo knew she had to change how she farmed. The mother of five from Fuzani Nyangulu Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Mtwalo in Mzimba District, turned to manure and box ridges to improve soil fertility and conserve moisture. “I also diversified my crops to beat the water stress and improve harvests,” she says. The change paid off. Moyo harvested 20 bags of maize two bags of beans and three bags of soya beans
Chisomo’s second chance - Nation Online (opens the original)
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A week before finishing her first term at Rumphi Teacher Training College (TTC), Chisomo Kalua Matchere, 23, learned that she had qualified for a university bursary. “The news reopened a door that appeared permanently shut,” she says. Matchere and 61 others are learning at Mzuzu University (Mzuni) to bridge her way into the first year next month. The lessons from August 3 to September 25 this year will usher excellent students into the university’s cohort selected by the National Council for Hig
Communities rue child marriages - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Girls Not Brides campaigners have warned that migration to South Africa is sustaining child marriages in Mzimba despite years of government and civil society interventions. Speaking in an interview after a chief’s council conference in Mzimba, Malawi Human Rights Resource Centre (MHRRC) executive director Emma Kaliya, whose organisation belongs to the Girls Not Brides campaign, said many young people marry before leaving for South Africa, while school dropouts and cultural practices continue to
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