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Irrigation pays big | Nation Online - Vimarsana News

Irrigation pays big | Nation Online

A dozen heads of cattle. A dozen houses. Eight plots. A two-tonne lorry. A grinding mill. Two oxcarts. Two motorcycles. Eight bicycles. Three children in boarding schools. Rice farmer Sadiston Mbalu and his family are counting the proceeds from Likangala Irrigation Scheme, the largest in Zomba District. “Irrigation is a gift that keeps giving,” he

'Use mining to promote economic inclusion' - Vimarsana News

'Use mining to promote economic inclusion'

Stakeholders in the local mining sector have urged government to secure investment in exploration and extraction of mineral resources to maximise gains from it. The sentiments come amid concerns that local and foreign investors cannot finance large-scale mining projects. Speaking at the inaugural Mining Investment Forum in Lilongwe, Lotus Malawi managing director Keith Bowes said

Police in Rumphi arrest 11 people - Vimarsana News

Police in Rumphi arrest 11 people

In Rumphi 11 people have been arrested on suspicion that they murdered Levison Kondowe, 34, on March, 3, 2024 in the area of Traditional Authority Mwamulowe in

Identity of driver killed in fuel tanker accident in Chikwawa revealed - Vimarsana News

Identity of driver killed in fuel tanker accident in Chikwawa revealed

A driver identified as Adamson Luhanga, 49, has died in a road accident after his truck loaded with fuel overturned in Chikwawa escarpment. Chikwawa police p

Time to switch to sustainable energy - Vimarsana News

Time to switch to sustainable energy

Africa is struggling to make the switch to renewables for energy security. The scenario in many countries has worsened in the past decade. In Malawi, many regions are losing their woodlands as more than 90 percent of the country’s population still depends on unclean fuel like firewood and charcoal. With no serious measures to protect