The Big Interview

The name Professor Address Malata is no ordinary name, especially when we talk of women who are making great achievements...

At the age of 11, Chrissy Duma-Duma Zimba, now aged 30, fell from a mango tree at her home village...

They say everyone has the strength, the patience and passion to reach for the moon and that if you fall,...

Zeria Banda started out as a teacher geared to make a difference in the lives of secondary school students. Today...

Ruth Mumba started volunteering when she was 17-years-old. Her volunteering spirit took her to enriching 95 households from a Facebook...

Joyce Mvula, the Queens shooter led the team high and fighting to position six after having fallen off a sixth...

Justice Rachel Sikwese, at 49, is Judge to the United Nations Dispute Tribunal (UNDT). The youngest to ever sit at...

While others practise nursing and midwifery just to earn a living, the story is different for 60-year-old midwife, Charity Salima...

Opposition Malawi Congress Party (MCP) Chilinde 1 Ward Councillor, Juliana Kaduya is Mayor of Lilongwe City, the first female elected...

They say faith is a belief, so too is fear. To 18-year-old Eustina Ndaona of Phalombe, the two are just...

The efforts we take in life are never lost, as lived by the first female Associate Professor of Law at...

Seveteen-year-old Moneyi Chingaipe has become the first Malawian to win a medal at this year’s African Union Sports Council Regional...

Low representation of women in politics contravenes the country’s Gender Equality Act which prescribes that one gender should take no...

A sure sign of success is when you don’t need a last name to introduce yourself, some say. But for...

Eleanor Banda is the founder and executive director of Extreme Investments, a company that has arms in fitness and wellness;...

“Financial literacy is key for women to thrive economically and make sound decisions for their families. “It is impossible in...

“I didn’t know how other people start and run businesses. It was a struggle. At times I would really cry,”...

Effie Liabunya-Somanje is the first woman to enter the journalism profession in Malawi in 1964. This was soon af!ter independence...

“My life purpose is to help others live a happy, fulfilling life and grow in their spiritual, personal and economic...

While most people depend on their jobs to sustain themselves, Joyce Evercie Banda decided she would follow her heart in...