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Investigator links missing gadgets to Katengeza murder - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Police investigator Benjamin Ng’ambi yesterday told the High Court of Malawi that the recovery of gadgets and other items allegedly belonging to Agnes Katengeza led to the arrest of her brother and sister. Standing in the witness box in Lilongwe yesterday as the State’s 13th and final witness in the murder trial, he said investigations began after Katengeza’s vehicle was found abandoned behind Gateway Mall on September 24 2023, with her body concealed in the boot Ng’ambi said the vehicle was loc
Malawi losing out to GMOs conservative approach - Nation Online (opens the original)
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The likelihood of El-Nino weather pattern in the 2026/27 growing season is very high with an 80 percent probability forecasted. This could lead to reduced crop yields, increased failure risk and reduced household income. Government has since stepped up preparedness, including a national El-Nino response plan estimated at K488.5 billion, to support the preparedness, mitigation and response activities. This plan aims to cover interventions in agriculture, food security, water, energy, social prote
UK pumps K5.3bn into Malawi’s El Niño preps - Nation Online (opens the original)
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The UK has pumped about $3 million (about K5.3 billion) into Malawi’s response and preparedness to the forecast potentially severe El Niño during the 2026/27 rainfall season. British Deputy High Commissioner Ben Nicholson said the funding will support efforts to turn climate forecasts into early action and help communities and the agricultural sector prepare for the anticipated dry conditions. “So the UK is working this year with approximately over three million US dollars so far in preparedness
First local research journal for nurses, midwives out - Nation Online (opens the original)
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The National Organisation of Nurses and Midwives (Nonm) has published its first research journal which provides nurses and midwives with a platform to share locally-generated evidence and professional knowledge. The journal’s chief editor Genesis Chorwe-Sungani said in Lilongwe on Friday that the publication seeks to fill the gap on the limited amount of nursing and midwifery research published locally. He said the situation left professionals heavily reliant on evidence generated elsewhere. “Th
Eye care camp renews cataract patients’ hope - Nation Online (opens the original)
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For Charles Gelevazio of Area 23 in Lilongwe, healing eyesight means another chance to rebuild his life. The 61-year-old, who has struggled with an eye problem since 2024, underwent a cataract surgery during a four-day Vision Care camp at Kamuzu Central Hospital (KCH). “I can see properly now,” Gelevazio says with a smile. “I hope to restart my life.” His experience mirrors the joy of 101 cataract patients operated on during the camp. The exercise was conceived to avert avoidable blindness and c
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