Malawi Has Six Eye Specialists
Malawi has a meager six professional eye specialists against a population of 13 million Malawians. A local NGO, Eye for […]
Health & Well-being
People Can Live Well And Long By Drinking Dragon Well tea
Product as a “gift to create the first Chinese green tea,” take the high road of green tea gifts, and […]
Mzimba district in Malawi Detects Positive Behavior Change towards HIV
MZIMBA: Authorities in Mzimba have noted that most people in the district are slowly changing their mind set towards cultural […]
Salima in Bicycle Taxi Tax
SALIMA: As one way of improving its financial management, the Salima district council has launched a special campaign that aims […]
Tusekili is Mzuzu’s Miss Key Lounge
Mzuzu’s entertainment paradise, The Key Lounge has its beauty queen. Its 24 year-old Tusekile Wilkinson who was crowned last Saturday […]
HIV Uncertainty Pushes Malawians To Want Children Earlier
People in Malawi who are uncertain about their HIV status are more eager to start families than those who are […]
African community voices call for more action at ICASA
The just opened 16th ICASA has seen a lot people from different groupings, institutions and associations come together to share […]
Video | Doctors Without Borders
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been treating patients living with HIV/AIDS in Malawi using antiretroviral (ARV) medicines since […]
Cost of Living Worsens in Malawi | THE LHM—MALAWI BLOG
The cost of basic items has markedly gone up over the past few months, but salaries of most workers are […]
On the Trail (and legacy) of David Livingstone
While in Malawi we met a BBC crew including the presenter Neil Oliver who presents the Coast series. They […]
What’s Your Status? Malawi’s Progress in HIV, Malaria and Development
Returning peace corp volunteer Ben Nebo, MPA 2011 at MIIS, describes in detail the very successful “one love” and “bed nets […]
MALAWI: WHERE ABORTION IS NOT LEGAL AND IS NOT SAFE
“Keep abortion safe and legal,” sounds kind of quaint. Too many young Americans legal abortion is just taken as a […]
Supporting behavioral health education in Lilongwe, Malawi, March 2011
Image by US Army Africa U.S. Army photo by U.S. Army Africa Maj. David Sensiba, behavioral health deputy director, European Regional […]
Advancing nursing in Malawi begins with just one person
Chifundo Zimba plans to use her UNC nursing degree to improve the profession in Malawi By Nancy Lamontagne Doctoral student […]
The Thin Red Line of Motherhood in Malawi | Primary healthcare
By Dr. Jeffrey Wilkinson Two women stood across this red line outside the operating room at Bwaila hospital Freedom from […]
Freedom for a witchcraft accused elderly couple in Malawi
Our contacts have this good news to share: In 2009, a couple in Nchalo, Chikhwawa District of Malawi were accused […]
Commonwealth members urged to stamp out child marriage
Millions of girls throughout the Commonwealth are subjected to early and forced marriage and member states should do more to […]
How Text Messages Could Change Global Healthcare
Josh Nesbit sees a bright future for the cellphones that most of us see as antiquated. The 24-year-old Nesbit is the […]