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Chanco News is an online publication that covers issues about the University of Malawi and surrounding areas.

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In Malawi, WhatsApp is part of everyday life. This makes WhatsApp Channels a clear and immediate opportunity for Malawian creators. This article explores what you may be missing by not utilising it.

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He started selling clothes at 14. By Form 4, the classroom could no longer contain his drive. Today, he owns Tefillah, a shoe brand with a global reach. In his story, he shares how he started, the challenges he faced, and the lessons learned.

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Malawi’s new tax measures are here, but what do they really mean for your wallet, your business, and the country’s future? Here is a clear breakdown of what is changing, why it matters, and how it may shape the nation’s economic direction.

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Joseph Kachiya, a recent University of Malawi graduate, is tackling malnutrition with sorghum and baobab foods. He also provides nutrition education to vulnerable groups to improve their nutrition and health outcomes.

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Electricity shapes the destiny of every economy, yet Malawi’s potential remains trapped in the dark. Factories slow down, students study without light, and entrepreneurs dream within limits. Solving it isn't optional. It's transformative.

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A UNIMA student has developed a real-time flood detection and weather forecasting app. He’s working towards a future where the Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services uses software built by Malawians.

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With 10,000+ businesses and 55,000+ listings, Tisitano is connecting sellers to buyers nationwide and helping them thrive online through training, tools, and local support.

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Across Africa, countries are attracting digital nomads, remote workers who live and spend locally through special visas. Could Malawi be next? Explore how a Digital Nomad Visa could be a game-changer for inclusive growth.

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Driven by his passion for the environment, he founded Vegan Africa waste solutions, a business that converts waste into organic fertilizer and eco-bricks, creating jobs and sustainable income.

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He has cofounded Edah Institute for Home Management, an initiative transforming domestic work. They are empowering domestic workers with professional skills, ethics and practical experience to help them thrive.

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After struggling to find a job, Andy Kapindu began making solar dryers and septic tanks that generate biogas. He now plans to expand into polyester fabric products such as silo bags, fish ponds, and water tanks.

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Sylvester Chabuka has built Mtengo Wakumunda into a growing enterprise. Today, the company has sold over 100,000 kilograms of porridge flour, partnered with Chipiku Plus and Sana, and employs 11 people.

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