A team of three final year students studying Bachelor’s of Science in electronics at the University of Malawi (UNIMA) has solar-powered tracking system. The three are Samson Chilasa 22 and 23-year olds Alinafe Gama and James Thera. Speaking to ProjectM,…
Three final year scholars from the University of Malawi (UNIMA) have created an automatic Irrigation Monitoring System that helps maintain soil moisture levels which is essential for soil health. The three students are Luwatiko Mlambia, Jamikeni Phiri and Elube Shaba…
Three final-year students from the University of Malawi (UNIMA) have created a groundbreaking app to ease the challenges faced by visually impaired individuals. Vivian Missie, Rodrick Gedion, and Eduar Mhango’s innovative solution, dubbed “Visual Impaired Walking Stick,” leverages location sharing…
Three final-year students of the University of Malawi (UNIMA) Nelson Chimpwafu, Dinah Mateyo and Jonathan Kalumo have invented an Automatic Fire Extinguisher System, designed to protect families in hazardous environments. The student’s representative Jonathan Kalumo, 27 from Wasi Village, Traditional…
Lake Kazuni, an incredible lake which is located on the edge of Vwaza Marsh game reserve in Mzimba District has the potential to make a splash in the tourism industry. The Lake, which was created thousands of years ago, sits…
Minister of tourism Vera Kamtukule says Malawi has treasures which if well developed and promoted, will not only generate significant revenue but also foster economic growth. Kamtukule made the remarks on 20th September, 2024 when she embarked on a familiarisation…
Nestled between the vast expanses of Malawi and Zambia, Nyika National Park is a critical economic driver for local communities and the country. Established in 1965, the trail was further extended and declared a national park in 1978. It is…
Christopher Chikaoneka, a highly talented young man born with physical disability but defied his circumstances to affect his life, earning extra cash through bricklaying. However, understandably, he declined to make public his earnings which he shared with us in confidence.…
Dziwe la Nkhalamba, a 60-meter natural dam with crystal clear waters, is a popular historical landmark and attraction for adventures that lies on the slopes of Mulanje Mountain. Renowned for its stunning scenery, the great natural pool is a completely…
The magnificent ZOA Falls located along Ruo River at Thekerani in Thyolo District, stand as one of the most popular tourist attractions for both Malawi and Mozambique. The waterfalls has also an important geographical feature as it forms the border…