Leonard Masauli

Malawi

Leonard Masauli is a Malawi Journalist and a Poet currently working at Ministry of Information and Civic Education in News Department(Malawi News Agency MANA)

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Articles

La paulatina desaparición de los bosques de Malaui empuja a los monos a luchar contra la población local para sobrevivir

1 month ago | elpais.com | Leonard Masauli

Francis James (Zilindo, Malaui, 36 años) nota que el bosque en la meseta de Zomba, al sur de Malaui, ha retrocedido. Desde hace 10 años se dedica a la venta de leña, por lo que todos los días se levanta antes del amanecer y se dirige hacia ese lugar para recoger madera, que luego vende desde su casa. Cuenta que antes, cuando el bosque estaba intacto, no tenía más que pasearse por la falda de la montaña para reunir la leña necesaria.
La paulatina desaparición de los bosques de Malaui empuja a los monos a luchar contra la población local para sobrevivir

1 month ago | elpais.diariosergipano.net | Leonard Masauli

Francis James (Zilindo, Malaui, 36 años) nota que el bosque en la meseta de Zomba, al sur de Malaui, ha retrocedido. Desde hace 10 años se dedica a la venta de leña, por lo que todos los días se levanta antes del amanecer y se dirige hacia ese lugar para recoger madera, que luego vende desde su casa. Cuenta que antes, cuando el bosque estaba intacto, no tenía más que pasearse por la falda de la montaña para reunir la leña necesaria.
Attorney General calls for stronger arbitration reforms at Lusaka Arbitration Week

Feb 27, 2025 | manaonline.gov.mw | Leonard Masauli

By Leonard Masauli Lilongwe, February 27, Mana: Malawi’s Attorney General, Thabo Chakaka Nyirenda SC, has called for stronger regulations and legislative reforms to address key challenges in international arbitration. Nyirenda said this during his remarks at the ongoing Lusaka Arbitration Week taking place in Zambia.
Government, World Bank signs USD 45 million AGCOM phase-2 program

Feb 26, 2025 | manaonline.gov.mw | Leonard Masauli

By Leonard Masauli Lilongwe, February 26, Mana: The World Bank and the Malawi Government have signed a USD45 million (MK80 billion) grant agreement for the implementation of Phase 2 of the Malawi Food Systems Resilience Program under the Agricultural Commercialization (AGCOM) project. The grant, sourced from a multi-donor trust fund, is funded by Norway, Ireland, the European Union, and the Government of Flanders.
Enfrentarse a un ciclón cuando no se puede ver o andar: la carga del cambio climático en las personas con discapacidad de Malaui

Jan 7, 2025 | elpais.com | Leonard Masauli

Para un país como Malaui, los impactos del cambio climático no son nuevos. Ciclones como Gombe, Idai, Ana y Freddy han sido catastróficos en el país en los últimos años. Este último, en marzo de 2023, causó 676 muertos y más de 500 desaparecidos, dejó sin hogar a más de 650.000 personas y destruyó 202.095 tierras agrícolas, según el Departamento de Gestión de Desastres.
Making farmers food secure with AIP

Nov 29, 2024 | manaonline.gov.mw | Leonard Masauli

By Leonard Masauli Lilongwe, November 28, Mana: Belia Chipeta, 78, from Kajiso Shaba Village in Traditional Authority Mthwalo in Mzimba, never believed that the Affordable Input Programme (AIP) truly existed. Since the programme was established years ago, she had never benefited, which made her feel that only those connected to the Member of Parliament or related to chiefs were privileged to access it. For decades, her farming journey yielded no significant results.
Bearing the burden of disability in the face of climate change

Nov 1, 2024 | manaonline.gov.mw | Leonard Masauli

By Leonard Masauli Lilongwe, October 31, Mana: To a country like Malawi, impacts of climate change are not new. From the Cyclone Gombe to Idai, Ana and Freddy among others have been catastrophic in the country for the past years. In Mid March of 2019, the cyclone Idai destroyed countries like Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique, left over three million people affected with over one thousand dead across the southern African region.
Area 50 WUA concerned over increased meter theft affecting operations

Oct 10, 2024 | manaonline.gov.mw | Leonard Masauli

By Leonard Masauli Lilongwe, October 10, Mana: Area 50 Water Users Association (A50-WUA) has expressed concern over the growing trend of meter theft, which is negatively impacting the organization’s operations. The issue was discussed during the association's Annual General Meeting (AGM) held in Lilongwe, where members reflected on the association’s performance.
NOCMA clarifies on fuel procurement, refutes shady deals

Sep 29, 2024 | manaonline.gov.mw | Leonard Masauli

By Leonard Masauli Lilongwe, September 29, Mana: The National Oil Company of Malawi (NOCMA) has assured stable fuel supply in the country, clarifying that so far, no financial transactions have taken place between the two proposed fuel deals with G.E.T Global and Sheikh Saud bin Saqr al Qasimi of the UAE. This was said during a press briefing held at Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe on Sunday to clarify how fuel is procured in the country.
DPP’s Grezelder Jeffrey, Ntaba, others join MCP

Sep 16, 2024 | nthandatimes.com | Leonard Masauli

Malawi Congress Party (MCP) has made significant gains following the decision by former Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Secretary General Grezelder Jeffrey, Dr. Hetherwick Ntaba, and musician Skeffa Chimoto, among others from the Eastern Region, to join the ruling party. The announcement was made during a mass rally held at Area 24’s Community Ground in Lilongwe on Sunday.