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soulcruzer
soulcruzerOct 9, 2026
What We Mistake for Silence
Clay’s daily note this morning contains a small observation from a hotel room near King’s Cross. Underground trains pass close by every few minutes. He hears them, except that after a while he doesn’t. The sound remains in the room; attention has stopped reporting it. I keep returning to that difference. A thing can continue...
Attentionenvironment
Malawi24
Malawi24Oct 2, 2026
Lion on the loose in Mzimba
A lion has put residents of Mpherembe in Mzimba on alert after escaping from Vwaza Wildlife Reserve and roaming free for about two weeks.Director of Forestry Bright Kumchedwa has warned residents to remain vigilant as wildlife rangers continue searching for the animal.Kumchedwa issued the warning today following reports that the lion had been sighted in...
LionMzimba
Malawi24
Malawi24Oct 2, 2026
Mwera winds put Lake Malawi users on alert
People using Lake Malawi and other water bodies have been urged to exercise caution as strong Mwera winds are expected to persist, alongside thunderstorms and heavy rain across Malawi tonight and on Saturday.The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services says winds will be variable and gusty in stormy areas. Windy conditions are also forecast...
Lake MalawiMwera Winds
Malawi24
Malawi24Sep 29, 2026
Experts defends monkey control exercise
Zomba’s monkey invasion has reached a point where wildlife experts say leaving the animals alone could put people and property at risk.Environmental Expert Alufeyo Mwalukomo has defended the decision by authorities to conduct a monkey control exercise in selected residential areas of the old capital city.Recently Zomba City Council announced that the Department of National...
Department of National Parks and WildlifeZomba District Council
Pasquines
PasquinesSep 23, 2026
Shut out of global climate forums, Puerto Ricans bet on the power of community
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climate changeContextomy
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OrderlySep 15, 2026
Westminster Hall Presses Ministers on Delays and Delivery
housingenvironment
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OrderlySep 14, 2026
Water Ownership Debate Highlights Crisis, Reform and Public Control
regulationenvironment
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OrderlySep 11, 2026
Lords Advance Burial Bill Amid Four New Policy Debates
parliamenthousing
Malawi24
Malawi24Sep 10, 2026
Deforestation leaves Malawi exposed
Malawi is losing one of its strongest shields against disasters as pressure on its forests continues to grow.Natural Resources Minister Patricia Wiskes has warned that rampant tree cutting and forest encroachment are weakening the country’s natural protection, as government moves to tighten enforcement against illegal logging.Wiskes issued the warning during an impromptu visit to Nanchidwa...
climate changeDeforestation
Malawi24
Malawi24Sep 10, 2026
Zomba child NGOs urged to brace for El Niño
Child-focused organizations in Zomba have been urged to step up preparations for an expected hot and drier rainy season that could expose children to food shortages and extreme heat.The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services has forecast below-normal rainfall and El Niño conditions in Malawi’s eastern region during the coming rainy season.Save the Children...
2026/27 rainy seasonEl Nino
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OrderlySep 10, 2026
Ukraine Support, Social Housing and Resilience Dominate Commons Debate
defencehousing
Malawi24
Malawi24Sep 9, 2026
Malawi’s El Niño plan faces K325bn funding gap
Malawi has drawn up a K488.5 billion plan to prepare for the El Niño weather threat, but with only K163.7 billion secured so far.This means u nearly K325 billion remains unfunded as the country braces for heightened food-security risks.The funding gap raises questions about how much of the government’s preparedness plan can be implemented before...
El NinoJustin Saidi
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OrderlySep 8, 2026
Lords Grill Prison Reforms as Forces Governance Sparks Row
justicedefence
Malawi24
Malawi24Sep 5, 2026
High Court delays bail ruling for Chinese national
The High Court in Lilongwe has delayed its decision on whether to grant bail to a Chinese national accused of attempting to bribe judicial and prison officials.The bail application has raised concern over the proposed release conditions, with the presiding judge questioning whether they would effectively place the accused under house arrest.The case has attracted...
corruptionCrime
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OrderlySep 3, 2026
Lords Drive Skills and Voting Reforms as Nature Levy Amended
educationjustice
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OrderlySep 3, 2026
Protecting Lives and Nature: Ministers Pledge, MPs Press
childsafetyhealthcare
Malawi24
Malawi24Sep 2, 2026
Drier rains ahead: South, Centre at higher risk
The next rainy season could bring fresh uncertainty to thousands of farming families, with rainfall expected to decline in some parts of the country.The 2026/27 rainfall outlook points to a tougher season for some parts of Malawi, with the South and Centre facing a higher risk of below-normal rains.The outlook, released by the Department of...
Department of Climate Change and Meteorological ServiceDepartment of meteorological service
Malawi24
Malawi24Sep 2, 2026
From fun videos to environmental champion: Meet Malawi’s ‘Green Village Champion
What started as a young man’s pastime has turned into a growing campaign against environmental destruction, attracting attention from environmental advocates and social media users.Masautso Divaison, a 24-year-old from Jolofani Village under Traditional Authority Khongoni Kasiya in Lilongwe, has gained attention through videos highlighting the dangers of deforestation and soil erosion.In one of his trending...
DeforestationEnviironment
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OrderlySep 2, 2026
Lords Intensify Armed Forces Bill Scrutiny; Budget Brought Forward
defencejustice
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OrderlySep 2, 2026
Commons Rewires State, Tightens Election Finance Rules
electionselectoralreform
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OrderlySep 1, 2026
Banking Hubs to Dark Matter: MPs Demand Certainty
economyregulation
Malawi24
Malawi24Aug 30, 2026
Seven minutes of terror: 3D images reveal how Gyirong mudslide unfolded
China's Ministry of Natural Resources has released three-dimensional imagery showing the area around Gyirong Port on the Chinese side of the China-Nepal border before and after a major mudslide, offering a detailed view of the disaster's source, path and impact. The imagery shows that the mudslide caused extensive damage around Gyirong Port, with buildings, roads...
ChinaNepal
Malawi24
Malawi24Aug 30, 2026
The smoke women can no longer afford to breathe
Before the first meal is served, the day has already taken something from many women in Malawi.For some, it is hours spent walking in search of firewood. For others, it is money spent buying charcoal. Inside their homes, cooking brings another burden as smoke fills poorly ventilated kitchens and turns an ordinary family meal into...
Clean CookingClean Energy Malawi
Malawi24
Malawi24Aug 29, 2026
Nepal flood death toll jumps to 579, nearly 2,000 missing
Nearly 600 people have been confirmed dead and over 2000 still missing in Nepal floods
DisasterNepal