Mary Mdima is about to prepare sauce for today’s lunch. She picks up a small basin and opens the garden […]
Child Daniel Phiri doesn’t go to his grass-thatched pit latrine when he hears the call of nature. Instead, he rushes […]
If you walk along the main roads and pass through the sparse villages, you will see stretches of maize fields […]
Evinesi Chikhutu became a widow in 1999. Her husband had been the family’s breadwinner, and Mrs. Chikhutu was left alone […]
It’s around midday and the rain has just stopped. The weather is back to normal for early March, with a […]
It is a chilly Saturday morning and the sky is engulfed with a dark grey cloud, signaling that it might […]
When he was an infant, Enelesi Nkhoma’s firstborn son was very weak. He lost a lot of weight and was […]
Esther Nahabwe has worked hard to ensure her radio program is participatory—and says a Farm Radio International innovation called Uliza […]
It’s four in the morning, and an alarm rings loudly inside a small iron sheet-roofed home in Chitukula village, 25 […]
Small-scale maize farmers in many parts of Malawi are worried about the current dry spell. Some areas have been without […]