Pangolins in Malawi Archives

STORIES AND LIFE TIPS

How to Save Charcoal When Cooking in Malawi.

Charcoal (makala) is one of the most commonly used sources of cooking energy in Malawi. Whether you’re in the village or town, a bag of charcoal is likely part of your daily kitchen experience. But as the price of charcoal continues to rise due to deforestation, population growth, and demand in urban areas, it’s now...

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Natural Toilet Cleaners You Can Make at Home in Malawi.

Keeping toilets clean is essential for maintaining hygiene and preventing the spread of diseases like cholera, dysentery, and typhoid. In many homes across Malawi—especially in rural and semi-urban areas—access to commercial toilet cleaning products can be limited due to cost or availability. The good news is that there are natural, affordable alternatives that work effectively...

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How to Make A Pit Latrine Smell Fresh : Using Local Resources in Malawi.

Pit latrines are common in Malawi, especially in rural areas, offering an affordable and functional sanitation solution. However, they often come with a significant drawback: unpleasant odors that can affect nearby homes and make using the latrine an unpleasant experience. Fortunately, you don’t need expensive chemicals or imported solutions to keep your pit latrine smelling...

Two Arrested in Mwanza for Illegal Pangolin Possession – Why Pangolins May Make People Rich?

NyasaToday1 week ago4 days ago06 mins

Mwanza, Malawi – Police in Mwanza have arrested two individuals for allegedly possessing a live pangolin, an endangered species. The…