Environment Posts

Lake users warned to follow precautionary measures tonight

Sep 12, 2023 Chikondi Daza 0 &

The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological services has warned all lake users to take precautionary measures tonight and tomorrow as Mwera winds are expected to blow over Lake Malawi at a speed of 35km/h.… ...

Cyclone Freddy: Malawi to Pray for Survivors

Sep 09, 2023 Thumbiko Nyirongo - Malawi News Correspondent 0 &

Malawi's cultural grouping Mulhako Wa Alhomwe will dedicate seven days from September 30 this year to pray for survivors of Cyclone Freddy in Malawi. The prayers will be part of this year's annual Mulhako Wa… ...

PASD installs solar power for Cyclone Freddy survivors in Zomba

Sep 08, 2023 Raphael Likaka 0 &

Partners in Action for Sustainable Development (PASD) has installed 30 solar powered floodlights and has provided 600 solar powered lamps and energy efficient cookstoves at a camp that is accommodating survivors of Tropical Cyclone Freddy… ...

Locals trained in bamboo planting and management

Sep 08, 2023 Chikondi Daza 0 &

Locals in the districts of Chikwawa, Nsanje, Neno and Mwanza are being trained in bamboo planting management with the aim of protecting the Shire River. The training under financial support from Shire Valley Transformation Programme… ...

Chakwera commissions US$30.55 million water project

Sep 07, 2023 Malawi News Agency (MANA) 0 &

President Lazarus Chakwera says his government is committed to improving the health and livelihoods of people in the country through increasing access to potable and sustainable water supply and sanitation services. Speaking in Nkhatabay on… ...

Zomba Forest Lodge committed to playing active role in eco-tourism

Sep 06, 2023 Raphael Likaka 0 &

Zomba Forest Lodge Managing Director, Thom lnch, says tourists prefer the Lodge because it is located deep in the mountain forest where nature is uninterrupted. Inch said this at Gymkhana Club in Zomba where Minister… ...

Illegal boreholes irk NRWA

Sep 05, 2023 Andrew Salima 0 &

National Water Resources Authority (NWRA) says 75 percent of boreholes in Malawi are contaminated and the water is not fit for consumption because individuals or institutions drill boreholes without following NRWA's procedures. Public Relations Officer… ...