Women from different clubs that grow cotton in Salima are now extending their farming by going into animal and crop...
Read moreFarmers with land and labour capacity can now breathe a sigh of relief following announcement by government that this year’s...
Read moreThere are prospects that Malawi will have an increased tobacco production in the forthcoming farming season following the Tobacco Commission’s...
Read moreThe Civil Society Network on Agriculture (CisaNet) has expressed discomfort with delays in the rollout of the Affordable Inputs Programme...
Read moreCommunities in the area of Zotola village in Traditional Authority (T/A) Chikulamayembe have expressed their excitement over a locally made...
Read morePresident Lazarus Chakwera has said the key to turn around the country's fortunes lies in resurrecting the agriculture sector through...
Read moreMalawi Defence Force (MDF) through Malawi National Service, has made available about 7,459 bags of maize to government in a...
Read moreThe Tobacco Commission says it is excited and satisfied with improved tobacco production that has emerged in the 2023 tobacco...
Read moreCatholic Relief Services (CRS) with funding from European Union (EU) awarded best performing structures in Afikepo nutrition programme in Mzimba...
Read moreThe Civil Society Agriculture Network (CisaNet) has suggested that it is time to unlearn and be brave for Malawi following...
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