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| Malawi concedes it is stuck with e-waste PC Advisor By Michael Malakata | Computerworld Zambia | 29 May 13. The Malawian government has for the first time openly acknowledged that it has a serious e-waste problem, highlighting the growing concern by many other countries in the region. Related Articles ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Finding hope and wholeness in my son's return to Africa Washington Post Malawi is one of the poorest countries on the planet, with more than 9 million people living on about $1.25 a day. HIV/AIDS, which we believe claimed the lives of Vasco's birth parents before he would have entered kindergarten, remains a critical ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Malawi voter registration kick-starts July, says MEC's Tembo Nyasa Times Malawi Electoral Commission says it is planning to start voter registration exercise during the third week of July, as the commission's next major electoral event. Commissioner Nancy Tembo who is also chairperson of the Media, Civic and Voter Education ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Palmgren aims for first win Informante Brave Warriors coach Roger Palmgren plans to win his second international match as Namibia visit Malawi on 5 June in a crucial World Cup Qualifier match. Speaking at a press conference on Monday afternoon, Palmgren said he will be planning for victory ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 'Witch doctor' cons man of N$35 000 Informante Witchcraft that was supposed to make a man rich ended in tears with the "patient" losing more then N$35 000 after he consulted a witch doctor, who identified himself as Dr Camuchau from Malawi, to increase his financial fortune. (Matter of fact ... See all stories on this topic » |
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