By: Vincent Nhlema
Climate change continues to heap misery on human life each passing year. Floods, dry spells, intermittent rainfall, heatwaves and famine, among others, have become so rampant in recent years. More action is needed to address the root cause at community, national and global level.
By Pilirani Mazizi
In an effort to empower rural women and girls in different areas of the country, Rural Women’s Assembly (RWA) – Malawi Chapter, has launched a 50-50 campaign aimed at mobilizing community members to vote for women aspirants in the forthcoming tripartite elections.
By Vincent Nhlema
The period, November to March, provide Malawians an opportunity to give back to Mother Nature. It is a time when different players, from both public and private sector, pay special attention to replenishing the bare pieces of land with trees to reduce greenhouse gas effects that continue to harm both human and animal life every year. Forest cover is considered to be one of the most effective mitigation measures against climate change.