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This man, from rural #Malawi, claims he has ingeniously modified a simple phone so that it does not need to be charged. Too good to be true? Having witnessed the extraordinary ingenuity that emerges from ordinary Malawians, I have learned never to dismiss such claims too quickly

This man, from rural #Malawi, claims he has ingeniously modified a simple phone so that it does not need to be charged. Too good to be true? Having witnessed the extraordinary ingenuity that emerges from ordinary Malawians, I have learned never to dismiss such claims too quickly

28,374 views • 23 days ago

I've seen a video doing rounds on social media of the Mayor of Blantyre Jomo Osman beating up a vendor. I have not verified this video, but should it be genuine, Jomo should be arrested. No one is above the law, not even the Mayor of Blantyre Malawi Human Rights Commission Malawi Police Service

I've seen a video doing rounds on social media of the Mayor of Blantyre Jomo Osman beating up a vendor. I have not verified this video, but should it be genuine, Jomo should be arrested. No one is above the law, not even the Mayor of Blantyre Malawi Human Rights Commission Malawi Police Service

13,321 views • 2 months ago

This is Chipiku Stores by Game Cpex in Lilongwe. Malawians queuing for sugar. Yeah, sugar. Locally produced in bulk and exported. But running short in the country. Something doesn't add up. Where is Vitu 😁

This is Chipiku Stores by Game Cpex in Lilongwe. Malawians queuing for sugar. Yeah, sugar. Locally produced in bulk and exported. But running short in the country. Something doesn't add up. Where is Vitu 😁

37,283 views • 1 year ago

The Kasiya Rutile Project in central #Malawi could become the world's largest titanium producer, surpassing China and Russia. Australian firm Sovereign Metals estimates it could generate $400M annually in an industry worth $30B globally. A game-changer for Malawi's ailing economy

The Kasiya Rutile Project in central #Malawi could become the world's largest titanium producer, surpassing China and Russia. Australian firm Sovereign Metals estimates it could generate $400M annually in an industry worth $30B globally. A game-changer for Malawi's ailing economy

14,018 views • 1 year ago

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