The Copyright Fund of Malawi has urged stakeholders in the arts sector to utilize their talent to help the nation source foreign currency. Announcing the winners of the 5th call for proposals today in Lilongwe, the fund committee’s chairperson, Robert Kapsyepsye, stated that talented individuals should start thinking beyond the country’s borders and market their… Continue reading Copyright Fund Challenges Malawian Artists: Think Global, Earn Foreign Currency
Some stakeholders in the environmental sector have voiced their concerns regarding the reported pardon of a Chinese national, Lin, who was convicted in 2021 and sentenced to 14 years’ imprisonment for wildlife trafficking. Lin is believed to be among the individuals who benefited during this year’s president Lazarus Chakwera’s Easter celebrations pardon list. … Continue reading CSO’s Cry Foul over wildlife crime convict pardon
The Centre for agricultural transformation (CAT), has expressed satisfaction with the results realized from the interventions the organization is implementing with its stakeholders on smart agriculture where smallholder farmers in the country are being encouraged to diversify and adopt climate resilient crops. CAT Executive Director, Macleod Nkhoma, says for the past five years the organization… Continue reading Farmers Witness Potential of Modern Agriculture at CAT-NRC Smart-Farm in Lilongwe
The Catholic Archdiocese of Lilongwe today officially launched Bishop Patrick Kalilombe Catholic High School, which is owned by the Association of the Diocesan Catholic Clergy of Lilongwe (ADCCOL). The launch took place today at the school’s premises in Nambuma, Dowa district. Archbishop George Desmond Tambala of the Lilongwe Archdiocese presided over the official opening… Continue reading ADCCOL’s VISION FOR QUALITY EDUCATION REALIZED AS BISHOP PATRICK KALILOMBE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED IN DOWA DISTRICT
An agricultural expert, Kingdom Kwapata has described the minimum farm-gate prices set by the Ministry of Agriculture as not a true reflection of the reality on the ground. The government has released the prices where among others maize will be sold at 1050 kwacha per kilogram. According to Kwapata, the prices will start rising… Continue reading Minimum Farm-Gate Prices Not Reflective of Reality on the Ground
Plan International Malawi has reiterated its commitment to humanitarian works, citing it as a central part of its operations in the country. Plan International Malawi Technical Lead and Communications Specialist Winnie Botha, says the organization supports the vulnerable populations including the internally displaced persons, refugees and asylum seekers when it comes to humanitarian works.… Continue reading Plan international Malawi reiterates commitment to humanitarian works
