This story is telling  story of death of a new born of a mother who reported a health-worker who demanded bribes in the maternity ward. This mother who was at time pregnant and in labour pain was being demanded to pay 50 000 Malawi Kwacha ($65) to a clinician at Bwaila district Hospital ( a government hospital) for her to be helped to give birth. When this mother reported to Ant-Corruption Bureau, the next day the woman found out her child’s pipe had been disconnected from oxygen and died.

A MURDERER IN THE MARTENITY WARD

Its a story about Dzaleka refugees camp's app factory. A Skills lab by Microsoft and UNHCR supporting refugees and youths from host communities to learn coding and software development for solving real society problem.

APP FACTORY OF CHANGE SPECIAL REPORT

This story tells of plight of mothers with under-5 children born with HIV.

HIV SPECIAL REPORT.MP3

This article tells a sad story of how Secondary School Students  were disrupted in course of writing  their final national examinations by a heavy and destructive thunder storms which ended-up damaging their school. The reporter uses this narrative to tell how neglected public infrastructure in Malawi poses a danger to many (students in schools, patients in hospitals, inmates in prisons etc)

Disaster! From Students Recounts Special Report

ZBS Investigation! 
Public primary education is just free on paper, the poor are digging deep in their pockets,

User Fees In Public Schools  A Special Report

Innocent Kumchedwa investigates how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the HIV sector in Malawi.
In his investigations Innocent finds that amidst the battle of the new deadly pandemic, government has made a silent decision to stop giving co-trimoxazole (locally known as Bactrim) to every person living with HIV, because Bactrim is now much needed in the treatment of people severely affected by Covid-19.

Bactrim and HIV SPECIAL REPORT INNOCENT KUMCHEDWA

Over a decade ago Mgona township in Lilongwe City (Malawi's Capital) only had three communal taps for the whole township, and no one else had tapped water. During those times, outbreaks like Cholera used to be very common. I recently visited the township to report on what has or not changed.

Inno Mgona Cholera Success Story

In this special report; Innocent Kumchedwa exposes the dehumanizing work conditions for sugarcane field workers at Salima Sugar Company.

In this year-long investigation, Innocent Kumchedwa, has documented evidence of lack of enforcement of workers’ safety measures resulting in injuries such as snake bites and no compensation for some victims.

Bitter Tales Of Salima Sugar Company

I am an Investigative reporter based in Malawi, passionate in speaking for the voiceless and exposing what others want hidden.

Bitter Tales Of Salima Sugar Company

inno kumchedwa

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