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A new study has recommended that local and foreign investors should take up five lucrative commercial investment opportunities in the agriculture sector worth $186 million (about K325 billion) to increase production and meet increasing demand. Jointly conducted by the Ministry of Agriculture, National Planning Commission (NPC), Mwapata Institute and Turfs University, the report, unveiled in
Maria Maulidi and Esther Kambwiri recently met outside a church building where they began sharing stories of the poor harvest in the 2024 growing season. The two come from Ndindi Village in Salima District, which is among the 23 districts that President Lazarus Chakwera declared a State of National Disaster in March this year due
Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (Luanar), Mwapata Institute and Catholic Relief Service (CRS) have urged government to invest in drought-resilient crops and other initiatives to wean the country from its over-dependency on maize. This is one of the recommendations from a survey titled ‘From Harvest Decline to Food Crisis: The Looming Threat of
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