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by Tiwonge Nkosi | Jan 22, 2014 | Events
The Soil Health Consortium of Malawi (SoHCoM) organized an Integrated Soil Fertility Management Symposium on the 10th of January 2014. The meeting was held at Sunbird Lilongwe hotel under the theme: Integrated Soil Fertility Management, Key for a Food Secure Malawi....
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by Tiwonge Nkosi | Aug 26, 2013 | Events
Kusamala’s Executive Director and Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist Molly Cheatum and Chisomo Kamchacha respectively, participated in 1st AFRICA Food Security & Adaptation Conference 2013: Harnessing Ecosystem based Approaches for Food Security and Adaptation...
by kusamala | Aug 6, 2013 | Events
From August 20-21, the United Nations Environment Programme, in collaboration with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, other UN agencies, governments, and other stakeholders, is hosting the First Africa Food Security Conference in Nairobi, Kenya. This...
by kusamala | Jul 22, 2013 | Events
Last week representatives from Kusamala attended the Civil Society Agriculture Network (CISANET) National Conference on the Political Economy of Agricultural Policy in Malawi at the Crossroads Hotel. Over a day and a half, various lecturers, mainly from Bunda College,...
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by Tiwonge Nkosi | Jul 17, 2013 | Events
Leaders and representatives of different organizations gathered at Lilongwe Wildlife Centre from the 26th-28th June, 2013 for a ‘Future Search Workshop’ focused on the theme “Co-creating a sustainable future, food secure and environmentally healthy Malawi. Future...
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by kusamala | May 24, 2013 | Events, General
Agriculture continues to be the main source of economic development in Malawi. It employs 80% of the population in Malawi and contributes 90% of exports. However, high population density, soil infertility, low level of irrigation leading to dependence on rain fed...
