Faison Phiri, 60, plants seeds donated by a government program, but spends much of his income on the fertilizer to grow them in Malawi's overworked soil. Faison and Betty Phiri stand in front of their ...

Sources: Central Intelligence Agency; U.S. Department of State; The Skeptic’s Guide to the Global AIDS Crisis by Dale Hanson Bourke. Reuters South Africa reported in November 2006 that there are about ...

A lung health study has helped to determine the prevalence of lung disease among adults in Malawi. The work highlights the extent to which people living in Malawi are exposed to smoke from household ...

Weary Malawians look to this week's presidential election as nation grapples with an economic crisis Malawi is holding a presidential election this week as one of Africa's poorer countries grapples ...

Geeta, an aid worker in Malawi, writes about robberies of expatriates’ houses in Lilongwe, with more than a little sympathy for the robbers, who face rising food costs due to widespread crop failure.

Scores of refugees and asylum seekers from war-torn African nations who have been living in Malawi for decades are returning to their native countries due to a voluntary repatriation program the ...

Malawians have voted in presidential and parliamentary elections, following a turbulent five years that has seen the economic crisis worsening in the southern African nation. President Lazarus ...

An Irish aid worker living in Malawi has said that climate change is posing an “existential threat” that could leave parts of the country uninhabitable if temperatures keep rising. Conor Kelly, who is ...

President Droupadi Murmu on Thursday hailed the Indian community in Malawi as a "living link" between the two nations, praising their contributions to the African country's society and economy while ...

BUTARE, Rwanda, December 28 (UNHCR) - After 11 long years living in exile as a refugee, Josephine is finally back at home - at least for a short visit - in her mother's farmhouse. "I was feeling a bit ...