Oct 31, 2009 | Sunday Times
Madonna has been branded a "God" by the Malawi orphanage she adopted son David Banda from.
Malawi kids impress Ayrshire pupils
AN EAGERNESS to learn, an acceptance of domestic chores and no TV or computer games - that is the impression a group of sixth year pupils from St Matthew's Academy in Saltcoats had of their counterparts in Malawi.
Madonna promises electricity for Malawi village
Madonna has promised electricity to a village in Malawi, the impoverished southern African country where she runs a charity organization and from which she has adopted two children.
Madonna, visiting Malawian village with her 4 children, promises electricity
Madonna has promised electricity to a village in Malawi, the impoverished southern African country where she runs a charity organization and from which she has adopted two children.
Blairgowrie High Ben Nevis climb raises Malawi cash
A GROUP of 5th Year pupils at Blairgowrie High completed a climb up Ben Nevis, braving cold and wet conditions as well as a few sore feet while on a fund-raising event in support of a pupil trip to Malawi next year.
Kampala The United Nations will not sit and watch as Africa turns into a hub for conflicts and criminals, the Special Adviser of the UN Secretary General on the prevention of genocide, Mr Francis Deng, has said.
Madonna To Meet Mercy's Biological Father in Malawi
Us Weekly : During her trip to Malawi to establish a $15 million school, Madonna plans to meet 3-year-old adopted daughter Mercy 's father.
Malawi: A mother's race against time
Karen Allen visited the village of Pitala to discover how they claim to have cut the maternal mortality rate to zero.
Dougherty Quinn lawyer's mission to Malawi
IT'S the third poorest country in the world a ' blighted by poverty, AIDS and malaria and with a legal system which still has the death penalty.
Malawi could be the cradle of humankind
The latest discovery of pre-historic tools and remains of hominids in Malawi's remote northern district of Karonga provides further proof that the area could be the cradle of humankind, a leading German researcher said.
Malawi Could Be the Cradle of Humankind
The latest discovery of pre-historic tools and remains of hominids in Malawi's remote northern district of Karonga provides further proof that the area could be the cradle of humankind, a leading German researcher said.
Ten years ago, struggling musician Esau Mwamwaya said goodbye to his band mates in Malawi and set off to London to find himself a "proper job". This weekend, he returns to Malawi as an international superstar - the headline act at the Lake of Stars music festival - the biggest in the country.
Parties react to election outcome
The general elections marathon is now over and political parties have started to take stock of themselves.
Ugandans getting richer albeit slowly
During a talk show on KFM on October 10, the moderator of the programme, Mr Daniel Kalinaki, asked whether the figures the President mentioned in his Independence Day speech could be seen on the ground.
Maccabees joined by Malawian dancers at Lake Of Stars festival
The Maccabees played a show at the V Inspired Lake Of Stars festival last night , during which they got locals to dance on stage with them.
Air Malawi's survival dependant on public
Air Malawi CEO Wisdom Mchungula has confessed that the debt-riddled airliner is surviving by the mercy of Malawian public.
SADC deploy 88 election observers
The Southern African Development Community has deployed 88 election observers for the Friday general elections.
UGANDA: Wanted: New Messengers on Women's Rights
Activists have spent decades trying to get new laws passed to secure the rights of Ugandan women in the private sphere.
Swine flu: Parents turned away on visitation day
Nationwide Various schools in the country over the weekend followed a Ministry of Education directive barring parents and guardians from visiting students in the boarding section.
Malawi: Police Force HIV Tests for Sex Workers
It was, Malawian police say, a routine sweep for criminals at one of the country's busiest border posts.
African military, U.S. Africa Command to hold joint training
Military forces from five Eastern Africa countries and U.S. Africa Command are due to hold a joint military training exercise in Uganda next week, a regional bloc said on Thursday.
Mass cards firm 'used name of suspended cleric'
A mass card distribution company knowingly used on cards the name of a priest who had been suspended by his bishop, the High Court heard today Evidence was being heard on the second day of a constitutional challenge to a provision of the Charities Acts which outlaws the sale of mass cards except through an arrangement with the Catholic Church.
Africa: 'Climate Witnesses' Don't Want Handouts
The "climate witnesses" - all poor farmers - told a special tribunal on climate change in Cape Town, South Africa, on 5 October: "We don't want any handouts from the West." Instead, they needed strategies and policies to help them overcome the effects of climate change.
African farmers suffer hardship as climate worsens
African farmers said on Monday floods and droughts expected to worsen with climate change have already brought poor harvests, and women workers are turning to prostitution and falling victim to HIV/AIDS. Testifying at the first pan-African climate hearings, the farmers' stories will be relayed at December's climate talks in Copenhagen, where ...
City riots: MP Lukwago, Segona charged
Kampala Kampala Central MP Erias Lukwago and Buganda Deputy Information Minister Medard Segona were yesterday quizzed at CID headquarters and later charged with inciting violence and sedition respectively at Buganda Road Court.
Tale of a courageous commissar
He was a revolutionary, a soldier's soldier. Anointed by OR Tambo as a future leader of South Africa, Chris Hani's legend is as powerful as ever.
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