By Taonga Sabola: Unicaf University Malawi has donated items worth K515,000 to Deayang Luke Hospital in Lilongwe as part of commemorating World Health Day. World Health Day is set aside by t... Read more
By Steve Chauluka: What started like a normal market day Friday at Kampepuza Trading Centre in Traditional Authority (TA) Champiti in Ntcheu ended in a tragedy following a road accident invo... Read more
By Richard Chirombo: The Countess of Wessex, Sophie, who is a member of the British royal family, has hailed Malawi for removing the risk of trachoma across the country. She expresses her ap... Read more
By Richard Chirombo: Sometimes, primary schools— set to evaporate the dew of ignorance— somehow push girls down the enormous hole of ignorance. They force the girls down that path in many wa... Read more
By Macdonald Thom: The government is hopeful that trachoma would be a thing of the past in the next five years. The World Health Organisation indicates that trachoma is a disease of the eye... Read more
By Radhika Batra: A four-year-old girl recently came to the emergency room where I work as a resident doctor. She was writhing in pain, her body convulsed with seizures. My team and I moved... Read more
By Audrey Kapalamula: The Department of Parks and Wildlife has not recorded any case of anthrax, meaning that progress is being made after 48 hippos have died since the outbreak was reported... Read more
More than 500 people have died from the latest ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), but a vaccination programme has prevented thousands more deaths, the country’s he... Read more
By William Khalipwina Mpina, Contributor: When a report indicated in 2013 that Africa was leading in registering gender-based violence (GBV) cases, Malawians might have thought such cases we... Read more
Authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have approved clinical trials for four experimental ebola treatments, even as the deadly disease’s outbreak among newborn babies rai... Read more
