Minister Kachale Banda visits crocodile farm in Salima

Wakanda News Details

Minister Kachale Banda visits crocodile farm in Salima

The Minister of Industry Roy Kachale Banda over the weekend visited Nyika Farms Limited, which is breeding and rearing crocodiles for skin and meat in Salima. The raised crocodiles range from days, months and 60 years old. Kachale Banda, speaking after touring the farm, said crocodile farming has a huge potential to boost foreign exchange […]

The post Minister Kachale Banda visits crocodile farm in Salima first appeared on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Source: Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi

You may also like

St Anselm farmers to benefit from revetment works - Stabroek News

Farmers in St Anselm in the Mabaruma sub-region will receive a boost as Government has announced plans to start a river revetment project to protect the community’s farming economy. The article St Anselm farmers to benefit from revetment works appeared first on Stabroek News.

fave

Source: Stabroek News - Guyana's Most Trusted Newspaper

Project to strengthen Jamaica’s climate resilience gets $244 million

The Government has earmarked more than $244 million for work to strengthen and increase Jamaica’s climate resilience across priority sectors. This is under the pilot programme for Climate Resilience 11 (PPCR11)-Adaptation Programme and...

fave

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

Black Walden came first; Thoreau, after - The Bay State Banner

Before Henry David Thoreau drew attention to the Walden Woods, it had already earned a place in America’s Black history. The post Black Walden came first; Thoreau, after appeared first on The Bay State Banner.

fave

Source: The Bay State Banner

Men without women

Absence from those we loveIs self from self,A deadly banishment.- ShakespeareIT is said that after God created man, He saw that he was lonely, so He created woman to be his companion. It's also been said that God has a great sense of humour. Anyway, to create woman He took out one of Adam's ribs

fave

Source: Jamaica Observer: Jamaican News Online – the Best of Jamaican Newspapers - JamaicaObserver.com

Africa: Covid-19 Triggers Wave of Free Speech Abuse

[HRW] At least 83 governments worldwide have used the Covid-19 pandemic to justify violating the exercise of free speech and peaceful assembly, Human Rights Watch said today. Authorities have attacked, detained, prosecuted, and in some cases killed critics, broken up peaceful protests, closed media

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

Nigeria: Dangote Refinery to Bail Nigeria Out of Recession, Says IMF

[Leadership] The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that Dangote Refinery has the potential to rescue Nigeria from the current economic downturn as well as provide an elixir for the country's economy when it is completed and start production by 2022.

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

Backyard gardening gets boost from agriculture ministry

No matter how small your backyard space, you can make a big contribution to the country’s food security as well as your personal health and development by planting vegetables like ockra, tomato, peas, beans, carrot, onion, callaloo, pepper, and...

fave

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

Nigeria: How Adeboye Became RCCG's General Overseer

[Premium Times] Mr Adeboye says from the growth of the church and its recorded achievements, it is clear that the past 40 good years have been good for the church.

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

Here’s What We Like About Selective Insurance Group’s (NASDAQ:SIGI) Upcoming Dividend

It appears like Selective Insurance coverage Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:SIGI) is about to go ex-dividend within the subsequent three days. Which means that buyers who buy shares on or after the…

fave

Source: The Black Chronicle

Maisha Wynn Focuses on Vegan Food, Love and Connection with New TV Show. | Chicago Defender

Maisha Wynn, a nationally recognized media lifestyle personality, vegan enthusiast, and author, announced today during Black History and Vegan Cuisine Month that she will be the host of a new, first-of-its-kind television show called “What’s on the Menu Chef” that will be centered around vegan

fave

Source: Chicago Defender

Mai Patai ends sabbatical with single

BY WINSTONE ANTONIO AWARD-WINNING gospel singer Respina Patai, who is now a pastor, says her recent pastoral cap will help to bring some oomph to her compositions as she is determined to continue ministering through music. The Gweru-based songstress, popularly known as Amai Patai, had shelved

fave

Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People

'He stood for the truth': Zuma pays tribute to 'brave' Meshack Radebe | News24

Former president Jacob Zuma has described the late Meshack Radebe as a true friend and comrade.

fave

Source: https://www.news24.com

Namibia: Mass Demo Planned to Reverse Air Namibia Decision

[New Era] The largest trade union in the country, the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW), is organising a demonstration this week in a bid to reverse the closing down of Air Namibia and to call for the resignation of public enterprises minister Leon Jooste.

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

Nigeria: Governors Disagree Over Cattle Herders Bearing Arms

[Premium Times] Governor Ortom disagrees with his Bauchi State counterpart, Bala Mohammed, over cattle herders arming themselves with AK-47 rifles.

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

Rwanda: World Bank Pledges U.S.$500 Million to Support Rwanda's Covid-19 Recovery Plan

[New Times] The World Bank Group is preparing a $500 million financing facility for Rwanda to be announced in coming days.

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

The Latest: Minnesota officials urge proper mask wearing | L.A. Focus News

By The Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota health officials urged this week that people wear masks — and wear them properly — as the state reported an additional 964 new infections on Saturday. More than 6,300 people have died in Minnesota and more than 470,000 people have had confirmed

fave

Source: La Focus Newspaper

VIDEO: Otter Joy: Carol And Ernie Enjoy Clams And Crabs For Lunch | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star

BEDFORDSHIRE, UK — An adorable video of two Asian small-clawed otters taking a brief break from their playtime to enjoy their lunch has gone viral. The pair is seen munching on saltwater fish, crayfish, and crabs. One otter is also seen using its claws to “hunt for food” in a simulated underwater

fave

Source: The Florida Star

Central African Republic: When Will the Crisis in CAR End?

[IPS] Bangui -- Last October, an ICRC medical team helped a woman deliver a baby boy in the bush on their way to a health center we support in Grévaï, a small town in the north-central region of CAR. On her way to the market, by foot, the woman went into labour and only by chance did not have to go

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

Another health crisis unfolds in Texas - African American News Today - EIN Presswire

Republicans launch onslaught of ads ahead of Becerra hearings — House Democrats wrap up relief package

fave

Source: Politics, Policy, Political News - POLITICO

Kenya: British Lawmaker Questions Kenya's Exclusion Covid-19 'Red List'

[Nairobi News] A British MP has aired concerns over the exemption of Kenya from the list of countries whose passengers are required to undergo mandatory quarantine before entering the country.

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

Liberia: President Weah Announces U.S.$16 Million Funding for Private Sector Agriculture

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

Minari and the Real Korean-American Immigrants Who Have Farmed U.S. Soil For More Than a Century

There are many Korean American farmers who acutely recognize the experiences portrayed in Minari—and, until now, had never seen themselves reflected onscreen with such specificity.

fave

Source: TIME

Egypt: Solving Problem of Slums in Egypt Needs 3 to 4 Trillion Pounds - Sisi

[Egypt Online] President Abdel Fattah El Sisi stressed that solving the problem of slums in Egypt needs 3 to 4 trillion pounds, blaming administrative and organizational corruption for the appearance of shanty areas across the country.

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

Egypt: Farmers Tap New Technology to Save Water and Boost Crops

[Thomson Reuters Foundation] Samalout -- When Eman Essa's husband died and she took over running his farm in southern Egypt, she found herself guessing when the wheat crop needed watering.

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

Bauxite leaves farmers in the red – report

A recent Jamaica Environment Trust (JET) report has cast a dark shadow over the bauxite industry in the island, with damning claims that it is hurting social life and environment with very little economic benefit. In slamming the continued...

fave

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

Zambia Ban On Car, Grocery Exports Via Vic Falls Border

[New Zimbabwe] Victoria Falls -- Zambia's Revenue Authority (ZRA) has announced it will ban exportation of a cocktail of goods including vehicles, household items and groceries through Victoria Falls Border starting on 1 March.

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

This Kenyan insurtech startup is eyeing Asia and Latin America after raising $6m funding - Face2Face Africa

Access to capital and insurance are some of the factors affecting not only peasant farmers but commercial farmers in Africa. A large majority of farmers in Africa still use hoe and cutlass and farm largely to feed their households and sell the surplus for cash. This makes private capital injection

fave

Source: Face2Face Africa - The Premier Pan-African Voice

Tanzania: State Unveils School Grand Plan

[Daily News] GOVERNMENT will build 1,026 secondary schools in the country of which 26 will have boarding facilities.

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

Shovel Ready Meets Climate Ready — Anticipated Infrastructure Bill Expected To Have Climate Change Focus | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star

As Congress considers how to help advance President Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s agenda for the next four years, climate change figures to play a major part, as he pledged moving the U.S. to a “Net Zero” greenhouse gas emission economy during his campaign. However, instead of pushing a major climate or

fave

Source: The Florida Star

Rwanda: Investments in Rwanda Fall By 47%

[East African] The value of investments in Rwanda fell drastically by almost half from $2.46 billion in 2019 to $1.3 billion in 2020 primarily due to the coronavirus pandemic that affected the economy and investors worldwide.

fave

Source: allAfrica.com

More from Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi

Prof Chisi takes swipe at Chakwera’s counter-Covid-19 strategy

NICO honours Nyasa Times scribe Mlanjira for Completing Financial Journalism Training

Faith Mussa to perform UNGASS youth forum

Mtambo raises red flag on impunity and mediocrity in civil service, calls for patriotism among Malawians

High court orders Chakwera to reinstate, two MEC commissioners

High Court throws out Piksy's injunction on Moyo Madzi challenge

Castel Malawi exchange losses affect PCL profits

UK Mining Company 'Waters' Some Parts of Phalombe

Deputy Ministry of Information Director arrested over Covid-19 funds

EU signs K12bn pact with Ecobank to support Malawi's agricultural SMEs

Rehabilitation roadworks of M1 will start soon, says Chakwera

Pope Francis appoints Father Adrian Chifukwa as new bishop for Dedza Diocese

Legendary Chimwemwe Mhango bounces back on the saddle

Malawi has time to improve stadia: qualifiers are postponed due to covid

Journalists drilled on cricket reporting

Public secondary school teachers launch own union, renounce membership from TUM

Paul Banda needs K30m for kidney, heart treatment

Controlling officers reluctant to activate corruption tool

Lack of Police/Community relationship causing crime increase in the North

‘Chakwera and Chikhosi should pay legal costs in MEC Commissioners’ case’

Planning Commission avails Malawi 2063 Vision document in braille

Talking Blues: Heroes and heroines amid leaders fixated on white elephants Inbox

Talking Blues: Malawi President Chakwera no longer at ease

Ministry of Information Deputy Director arrested over Covid-19 funds

NBS Bank partners with IT Centre on Smart Finance

Malawi, European Union exchange culture through films

Village Head fines a couple for Posting nude photos on social media

Botomani's late goal earns Manoma a vital point against Red Lions

Mzuzu residents demonstrate against delay of Luwinga road

Parliament's PAC clears Lowe Covid-19 allowances queries

Media Influencer Idriss Ali Nassah demands K17.2bn Covid-19 funds audit

Malawian soldier on peacekeeping mission killed in DRC

Light talk on Nyasa: The dictator that Chakwera is becoming

Minister calls for border alert to stop those sneaking from high risk countries

Moyale bulldozes into top four

NEC member believes court injunctions will bring order in DPP

Police hunt for baby stolen at Jenda Health Centre

Unstoppable Joyce Mvula shines brighter

HRDC announce protest against rejection of Chizuma as ACB boss

CAMA pleads with government to reintroduce national public transportation policy and system

Lilongwe City Council bans unauthorized car washing services

Bushiri is a Maverick Industry," Analysts say

FDH K25m Bank League Cup kicks off May 29 with regional leagues’ preliminaries

Chizuma's rebuff causes uproar in Parliament

Chakwera reacts to Chizuma's rejection

Stop demonizing PAC for rejecting Martha Chizuma—CDEDI

NEEF disburses K5.6bn to women and youth

Chakwera’s SONA unveils ‘three-pronged yardstick’: Focus on food security, jobs and wealth creation

CSOs pen speaker of parliament

Airtel Malawi celebrates five million subscribers with ‘Yabeba’ promotion

Sports Facts

Blackfacts BETA RELEASE 11.5.3
(Production Environment)