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When Malawi introduced a biotech cotton breed in 2016-2017; the drive-behind was to improve yield and earn substantial income from proceeds of cotton production.

There’re lived a time when cotton was a huge industry in Malawi with massive commercial viability; but suddenly, all that attraction and viability tumbled.

The opposition DPP has re-enforced its disapproval of the 2020/2021 national budget saying the financial blueprint falls short of bailing the country out of its’ current economic status.

It’s not every day the world celebrates big innovation or creative interventions. Such is so; because by their nature, innovations can be as time consuming to conceive and often expensive to implement. Yet, most times inventions have…

The fact that Malawi ended Polio in 1992 should be motivation enough to hope; this country could eradicate TB come 2035 – not surprising the country has set itself a more ambitious dream to move towards ending Tuberculosis at least by 2030.