Malawi

Radio Dinosaur FM knows the power of myth-busting, inclusion, and destigmatization

admin | July 20, 2020

Nestled in the heart of Karonga district, Malawi, Radio Dinosaur FM is named for the dinosaurs that once lived there. […]

Lovemore Khomo | May 10, 2020

It is a cool, dry winter afternoon and Ida Maganga is arriving home from her field of Irish potatoes and […]

Pauline Kaude | September 29, 2019

It’s a bright Wednesday morning and Phillip Msakwiza is busy supervising construction work for his new house. He is using […]

Madalitso Banda | September 29, 2019

It’s four o’clock in the morning, but Alice Kawaye is already awake in her well-thatched grass house. The 38-year-old farmer […]

Grace Kapatuka | September 29, 2019

It’s about 11 o’clock in the morning and Diffat Chinyama and his wife Lunia are returning home from planting beans […]

Grace Kapatuka | July 22, 2019

Clement Mbewe and his two children sit on the verandah of their corrugated iron sheet house, eating the breakfast prepared […]

Lovemore Khomo | January 20, 2019

It rained cats and dogs yesterday, a sign to farmers of the beginning of the rainy season. But today is […]

Charles Pensulo | December 17, 2018

To Agnes Dzenje, banana is more than just a fruit. It has been supporting her since childhood. But things have […]

admin | August 6, 2018

Lucious Zimba is a teacher at Lilongwe Girls Secondary School in Malawi. He says, “We are … building the youth […]

Pauline Mbukwa | July 9, 2018

When Chifundo Banda heard about PICS bags on the radio, he knew he wanted to try them. Mr. Banda farms […]