by admin_ijhub | Apr 8, 2026 | pijmalawi
JULIUS MBEŴECivil Society Organisations (CSOs) have issued a call to action, urging reforms and investigations into Malawi’s adoption system amid evidence of child trafficking disguised as legal adoptions. The statement, released following a meeting on child...
by admin_ijhub | Apr 8, 2026 | pijmalawi
By Mzati NkolokosaOver 7 000 Malawians, mostly women and children, in the deep rural area of Nyachikadza, in the Southern tip of Malawi’s border with Mozambique, have lived for 24 years without health and educational services following government’s withdrawal of civil...
by admin_ijhub | Apr 8, 2026 | pijmalawi
Three years after a PIJ exposé, sexual abuse still plagues Malawi’s tea plantationsMHRC report vindicates PIJ investigationsBY JACK MCBRAMS AND MILIMO CHITSULOIn Malawi’s lush tea-growing districts of Mulanje and Thyolo, a bitter truth lurks beneath the leaves. Nearly...
by admin_ijhub | Apr 7, 2026 | pijmalawi
KuHes Gateway to Memorabilia: A Path to Dreams and Disappointments – Where Aspiring Medics Harbor Bittersweet MemoriesFebruary 15, 2024KuHes Gateway to Memorabilia: A Path to Dreams and Disappointments – Where Aspiring Medics Harbour Bittersweet MemoriesBY...
by admin_ijhub | Apr 7, 2026 | pijmalawi
BY CHARLES MPAKAFor nearly 30 years now, Malawi’s extension services – the frontline of all that Malawi seeks to achieve in and through agriculture – has been spiralling downwards. Agnes Njiragoma, 58, testifies.A small-scale maize farmer in Muhilili village which is...
by admin_ijhub | Apr 7, 2026 | pijmalawi
BY JOSEPHINE CHINELEBy many accounts, Nsanje – home to some 300 000 people – is one of Malawi’s poorest districts, lagging behind in many human development indicators. An estimated 81.2 per cent of its population is ranked as poor–living on less than a dollar a day,...
