Dr Charles Leyman Kachitsa is an entrepreneur, academician and community leader. He is a director of several companies and own shares in a number of them. His research area is management motivation and transferability of skills. Dr Kachitsa is a motivational speaker and apart from lecturing, he engages in giving talk at various public events.
By Robert Katuli Lilongwe, October 2, Mana: Malawi has launched a European Union (EU) – Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) Twinning Project to strengthen the institutional and technical capacity of the latter in the next two years. This is a programme where EU has… Read More »Malawi launches EU funded energy project
By Aliko Munde Chitipa, October 3, Mana: Some quarters query the boundaries of countries especially in Africa saying they do not work for the good of Africans, arguing we are one. They note that most countries in Africa share names, languages and even culture. Citizens… Read More »Regional integration: Everybody’s responsibility
By Stanley Nkhondoyachepa Lilongwe, October 3, Mana: Secretary for Eastern and Southern African Cotton organisation, Sunduzwayo Banda says investment in cotton value addition has the potential of increasing the amount of money generated per kilogramme of cotton sold. He said this on Tuesday during a… Read More »Investment in cotton value addition has potential to generate Income-Banda
By Kumbukani Kondowe Lilongwe, October 3, Mana: President Lazarus Chakwerahas described late Leader of opposition John Tembo as a statesman of all political times describing him as a man who sat on front row seat in all political spaces of Malawi from colonial, independence and… Read More »JZU Tembo, a statesman of all times – Chakwera
By Vincent Khonje Mchinji, October 3, Mana: Drip irrigation is proving to be an effective driver of change for livelihoods of Ng’ombeyayeracommunities in Traditional Authority Simphasi in MchinjiDistrict. Officials and community members say the irrigation technology is also succeeding in economically transforming communities’ livelihoods in… Read More »Irrigation technology improves livelihoods in Mchinji
By TedEd Explore the science of what attracts mosquitos, and find out why mosquitos bite some people more than others. Some swear they’re cursed to be hunted by mosquitos while their close-by companions are regularly left unscathed. Are mosquitos really attracted to some people more… Read More »Do mosquitos loooooove you?
By Wakisa Myamba Red Lions FC suffered a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Chitipa United FC in the TNM Super League on Saturday at Karonga Stadium. Ramadhan Ntafu’s penalty strike in the 88th minute was enough to hand Red Lions FC their 15th loss… Read More »Chitipa United FC drowns Red Lions
By ANDREW MAGOMBO Lilongwe University of Agriculture of Natural Resources (LUANAR) with support from National Commission for Science and Technology and Open Forum for Agriculture Biotechnology (OFAB) will conduct maize trials on Biotechnology (BT) with an aim of solving challenges that lower yield of the… Read More »BIOTECHNOLOGY MAIZE TO IMPROVE FOOD SECURITY IN MALAWI
By Wongani Mkandawire MHub, a technology and innovation community hub, has urged youths to have patience, embrace networking spirit and have mentors in entrepreneurship and creating job opportunities in the country. MHub Technical Director Daniel Mvalo said Friday in Nkhotakota after presenting money amounting to… Read More »MHUB grants 12,500 DOLLARS TO YOUTH ENTREPRENEURS IN NKHOTAKOTA
By Vincent Khonje Mchinji District Agriculture Extension Coordination Committee (DAECC) has stressed the need for strong relationships and collaboration among stakeholders to sustain agriculture initiatives being implemented in the district. The committee conducted a comprehensive visit to Mkanda Extension Planning Area’s (EPA) multiple communities that… Read More »Mchinji’s agriculture committee emphasises on collaboration