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- Sep 26, 2026
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Empowering the poor to curb poverty - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Until 2020, Chipiliro Makunganya of Magombo Village in Chiradzulu District, like most Malawian women, was just a housewife and stuck in poverty. “I was not economically active and depended mostly on my husband to feed me and our three children,” she recalls. Makunganya wanted to help her husband to provide for their household, but they could not afford the capital to explore business ideas. The mother of three and other poor households with labour in Traditional Authority Likoswe were enrolled i
Malawi seeks K4 trillion to give mega farms boost - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Malawi Government says it is seeking $2.4 billion (about K4 trillion) from the private sector and development partners to invest on its 470 000 irrigable hectares under mega-farms initiatives. During her presentation yesterday at the 2026 Africa Food Systems Forum in Kigali, Rwanda on Malawi Mega Farm Legacy Investment Programme, Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development Roza Fatch Mbilizi said that government is spearheading investment-driven agricultural transformation to impro
Healthcare workers in Mulanje urged to reduce infant deaths - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Ministry of Health and Sanitation director of reproductive health Owen Chikhwaza has urged Mulanje District Hospital staff to reduce neonatal deaths from 13 out of 1 000 births to single digit. During the official presentation of the refurbished nursery ward on Wednesday by the Newborn Essential Solutions and Technologies (Nest360) Malawi in partnership with Africap Limited Liability Company (LLC) at the facility, he said the ministry expects the nursing staff to do better with the upgraded ward
Small-scale farmers turn to quails, crop diversity - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Small-scale farmers in Traditional Authority (T/A) Chiseka in Lilongwe District have found solace in crop diversification and rearing poultry such as quails. With the impact of climate change affecting crop production, the farmers have embraced the use of manure under agro-forestry initiative to scale up productivity and to conserve the environment. One of the farmers is Chimwemwe Mvula who grows different crops and rears quails to build resilience against the impact of climate change. In her re
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