SUPPLY OF BOREHOLE WATER TO THE VOICELESS POOR IN MALAWI
Every year, many adults including children die during the rain season of water bone diseases. It is not as if all the adults who die of the water related diseases did not go to school to drink the polluted water from rivers and unprotected wells, it is a measure of desperation. How many times can they boil the water? Where can they find...
REVERSING CLIMATE CHANGE (GLOBAL WARMING) IN MALAWI
Sustainable agriculture in Malawi dates back to the days of our forefathers. However, with rapid population growth that far exceeded economic growth, pressure on usage of chemical fertilizers and pesticides became an imperative coping strategy for the changing dynamics. Sadly, the consequences have been destruction of soil micro organisms, pollution of water bodies and biodiversity. The destruction of biodiversity has been aggravated...
