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Canva Founders Donate $150 Million Directly to Malawi Residents
BusinessTimes of India1mo ago

Canva Founders Donate $150 Million Directly to Malawi Residents

Canva co-founders Melanie Perkins and Cliff Obrecht have donated $150 million directly to the poorest households in Malawi, a move that has reportedly helped 90% of recipients rise above extreme poverty. This initiative challenges traditional aid models by providing direct cash assistance.

Malawi Asylum Seeker Denied Gay Status by Tribunal
Worldirish-times1mo ago

Malawi Asylum Seeker Denied Gay Status by Tribunal

An Irish tribunal ruled that a man seeking international protection from Malawi was not gay, despite his claims of suffering violence and threats due to his sexual orientation and his involvement in LGBTQI+ activities.

Thousands of Malawian Migrants Leave South Africa Amid Protests
WorldAl JazeeraaftonbladetYahoo+1vanguard-ng1mo ago4 sources

Thousands of Malawian Migrants Leave South Africa Amid Protests

Thousands of Malawian migrants, estimated at 38,000, are leaving South Africa following a series of anti-migrant protests. These protests have created a tense standoff and risk economic repercussions for South Africa.

Malawi Hospitals Use AI to Reduce Child Mortality
WorldEL PAIS2mo ago

Malawi Hospitals Use AI to Reduce Child Mortality

Hospitals in Malawi, one of the world's poorest countries, are partnering with artificial intelligence to reduce child mortality by using an AI monitoring system to detect early deterioration in hospitalized patients.

Defunct Malawian Bank Seeks $552M Compensation
Politicsmail-guardian3mo ago

Defunct Malawian Bank Seeks $552M Compensation

A Malawian bank that ceased operations over two decades ago is seeking $552 million in compensation from the country, following a court ruling that its license was illegally revoked by regulators.

Malawi's Witchcraft Law Linked to Mob Killings
Worldmail-guardian3mo ago

Malawi's Witchcraft Law Linked to Mob Killings

Seven deaths in southern Malawi highlight how the country's century-old witchcraft law, deemed unfit for modern times, contributes to legal gaps, weak prosecutions, and panic-driven mob violence.

Malawi's Amaryllis Hotel Deal Under Scrutiny
Politicsmail-guardian4mo ago

Malawi's Amaryllis Hotel Deal Under Scrutiny

The Reserve Bank of Malawi has disclosed that investigators traced 72.6 billion kwacha linked to financial flows associated with the controversial Amaryllis hotel deal, raising questions about its legitimacy.

Catastrophic Floods in Malawi Kill At Least 13
Worldtvn245mo ago

Catastrophic Floods in Malawi Kill At Least 13

Intense rainfall and catastrophic floods in Malawi have claimed the lives of at least 13 people and affected nearly 10,000 households. The severe weather has led to widespread destruction across the country.

FIFA President Infantino Faces Criticism from Football Confederations
WorldThe GuardianAl Jazeerafaz+32berlingskeder-spiegelDWsvenska-dagbladetFrance 24vgdie-presseel-mundo+24 more16d ago35 sources

FIFA President Infantino Faces Criticism from Football Confederations

FIFA President Gianni Infantino is under pressure after UEFA, AFC, and CONCACAF issued a joint statement raising concerns about his leadership and FIFA's direction. This comes amidst ongoing discussions about the future of international football tournaments, including the Women's World Cup.

Safari Holiday in Malawi
CultureThe Week1mo ago

Safari Holiday in Malawi

An article exploring the diverse landscapes and tea plantations available for a safari holiday in Malawi.

African Nations Secure Women's World Cup Qualification
CultureBBCThe IndependentYahoo+4Premium Timespunch-ngvanguard-ngmyjoyonline17d ago7 sources

African Nations Secure Women's World Cup Qualification

Malawi and Algeria have qualified for their first-ever Women's World Cup, while Cameroon shocked Nigeria, securing their place and sending Nigeria to a play-off against South Africa.

Africans Flee South Africa Amidst Xenophobic Violence
WorldAl Jazeeratagesschauder-standard+5EL PAISpolitikenpunch-ngmyjoyonlineactualite-cd1mo ago8 sources

Africans Flee South Africa Amidst Xenophobic Violence

Thousands of foreign nationals, including Nigerians, Zimbabweans, and Malawians, are returning to their home countries from South Africa due to widespread xenophobic attacks. Many describe facing violence and a lack of protection, even from authorities.

UN Declares Neglected Tropical Diseases a Human Rights Issue
WorldEL PAIS1mo ago

UN Declares Neglected Tropical Diseases a Human Rights Issue

The United Nations has taken a 'historic' step by unanimously adopting a resolution that declares neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) a human rights issue. Led by Malawi, the resolution recognizes that combating these conditions, which affect over a billion people, requires addressing underlying factors such as poverty, lack of safe water, and discrimination.

Women in Malawi Fight Poverty and Hunger
World24ur2mo ago

Women in Malawi Fight Poverty and Hunger

In Malawi, one of the world's poorest countries, women are learning from each other to create nutritious meals from limited resources, addressing challenges of hunger and reliance on imported food.

Malawian Mother Copes with Child's Autism
CultureBBC4mo ago

Malawian Mother Copes with Child's Autism

Martha Ongwane, a mother in Malawi, shares her journey of learning to cope with her daughter's autism in a country with limited support, finding solace in a rare support group.

NHS ’clearly failing’ to ensure children get MMR vaccine amid measles risk, experts warn
HealthThe Guardian6mo ago

NHS ’clearly failing’ to ensure children get MMR vaccine amid measles risk, experts warn

Calls grow for reform of England’s vaccination system including delivery of jabs in pharmacies as take-up falls Children are at risk of measles because the NHS is “clearly failing” to ensure they get the MMR vaccine and its system needs an urgent overhaul, MPs and health experts have warned. Calls for major reform of how MMR jabs are delivered are growing as it emerged that vaccination rates in some parts of England are now on a par with those in Afghanistan and Malawi. Continue reading...