Development
Malawi is likely to achieve only four of the eight MDGs namely: Reduce child mortality; Combat HIV, malaria and other diseases; Ensure environmental sustainability; and Develop global partnerships for development. However, close scrutiny point to alarming statistics: Rural poverty in Malawi remains widespread.
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Malawi Urged to Speed Up Samoa Agreement Ratification
Leader of Malawi’s delegation to the OACPS-EU Parliamentary meetings Frank Tumpale Mwenifumbo…
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Lilongwe Science Institute calls on youths to support vulnerable children
LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-The Lilongwe Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) has called on young…
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Rumphi Central legislator Mtumbuka calls for disability Quotas in Govt Programmes
LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Rumphi Central Member of Parliament Matthews Mtumbuka has challenged government to move…
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“Launched CDF Dashboard to strengthen transparency, accountability on public funds usage”-Ben Phiri
LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-The launch of the reformed Constituency Development Fund (CDF) dashboard will strengthen…
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Building the supply chains and supply chain professionals who will power Africa’s growth
John Karani is Secretary General of the African Supply Chain Confederation (ASCON)…
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ChatGPT Detector: Does It Actually Catch AI Writing?
Introduction: The Problem You Face ChatGPT changed everything when it launched. Students…
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Beam Trust partners MOAM in sanitation behaviour change drive
LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-In a bid to push behaviour change amongst minibus operators on hygiene…
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Free driving lessons initiative opens for People with Short Stature-Albinism in Malawi
BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-A pioneering initiative by the Jane Ansah Foundation, in partnership with Sabwera…
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Hichilema inspects landmark Lusaka–Ndola dual carriageway project’ progress
LUSAKA-(MaraviPost)-Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has inspected the ongoing construction works on the…
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APM’s Govt Answers Kazembe’s Persistent Call for Golomoti–Mangochi Road
By Innocencia Chikuse The launch of Lot 2 of the K200 billion…














