Environment Posts

Kulibe mphenzi yogulitsa – atero azanyengo

Oct 25, 2023 Martha Chikoti 0 &

Nthambi yowona zanyengo yatsutsa mphekesera zomwe zimamveka kuti anthu ena amatha kulenga mphenzi m'matsenga ndipo ena amagula pa mtengo wa 30 kapena 50 kwacha kuti aphe anzawo mwamatsenga. Izi zadziwika pamene nthambiyo inali ndi nkumano… ...

Youth demand action on climate change dangers

Oct 16, 2023 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

Youth in Malawi have asked authorities to bring forth some interventions that will help in addressing climate change dangers for humanity in the country. The youth from a diversity grouping led by Jesuit Center for… ...

Heavy rains to start this week in Malawi

Oct 16, 2023 Chikondi Daza 0 &

The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services (DCCMS) says the Southern and Central areas of the country will experience heavy rains this week. The weather service has indicated that this is due to the… ...

Njobvu yavulaza munthu ku Kasungu

Oct 13, 2023 Mwayi Mkandawire 0 &

Mfumu Kapelura ya m'boma la Kasungu yati imodzi mwa njobvu zomwe zinatuluka mu nkhalango ya Nkhotakota yavulaza munthu mdera lawo. Malingana ndi mfumuyi, njobvu zisanu ndi ziwiri ndi zomwe zinatuluka ku nkhalango yotetezekayi ndi kulowa… ...

Air Tanzania Welcomes Its First Boeing 737 MAX, Paving the Way for African Aviation Expansion

Oct 04, 2023 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

…Carrier becomes the first in Africa to receive the 737-9 model, enhancing its connectivity across the continent and India. Air Tanzania, in partnership with Boeing [NYSE: BA], celebrated a historic moment today with the arrival… ...

Involvement of different stakeholders helping in fight against wildlife crimes

Oct 03, 2023 Martha Chikoti 0 &

Involvement of different stakeholders such Police, Judiciary among other sector has been singled out as some contributors towards the fight against wildlife crimes. This was said during a media training on CITES (the Convention on… ...

Lake Malawi users told to exercise caution

Oct 01, 2023 Chikondi Daza 0 &

The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services has warned all Lake Malawi users to plan accordingly as Mwera winds with a speed of 30 km/h are expected to blow over water bodies from Monday.… ...