Ethanol driven cars: What Malawi must do

A car that runs on water has been unveiled in Osaka, Japan

Barack Obama’s hungry swarm!

The Soko Fund for female students at a Malawian University
Last year, I created a  list of scholarships for Malawi and neighboring countries. These scholarships mainly cater for study abroad or in other countries in Africa. But recently, I stumbled on the Soko

Are the Jehovah’s Witnesses benefiting from the fertilizer subsidy program in Malawi?
In the absence of national ID cards, the government of Malawi has resorted to using voter registration cards to disburse fertilizer subsidy coupons. So far, reports are indicating that there is less coupon fraud with the new system.

Are the Jehohah’s Witnesses benefiting from the fertilizer subsidy program in Malawi?
In the absence of national ID cards, the government of Malawi has resorted to using voter registration cards to disburse fertilizer subsidy coupons. So far, reports are indicating that there is less coupon fraud with the new system.

The Big Issue Malawi: Fighting poverty with social enterprise
The Big Issue, a street paper project, was launched in Malawi on January 24, 2009. This project is being implemented by Culture Awakening Society (CAS) in partnership with the International Network of Street Papers (INSP) in Scotland with fundin

Misuse of Anti Retroviral (ARV) drugs in Malawi must be stopped!
As governments, organizations and well-wishers continue to work very hard to provide life-prolonging Anti Retroviral (ARV) drugs to AIDS patients, some folks in Malawi have other ideas. According to the Malawi News article of 3 November 2009, ARVs are being use