If you go on Facebook and search, Online Maths Expo, you will find hundreds of posts teaching students how to deal with different mathematical problems. In short, this page covers almost everything.

Mathematics is only one example of the many subjects now taught online. In today’s digital age, learners can easily access lessons in science, languages, history, and even vocational skills with just a few clicks.

These pages attract thousands of children and young learners, demonstrating how Facebook has evolved beyond its original purpose of social interaction. It has become a hub for education, a marketplace, and even a source of employment for many content creators.

A Local movie "Strike a Blow and Die" depicting the life and death of Reverend John Chilembwe’s 1915 uprising has been nominated for Best Short Film at the African Movie Academy Awards in Nigeria.

The game of chess, to many, is simply a sport of strategy’ moving kings, queens, and pawns across a checkered battlefield.

It is often praised as a discipline that sharpens the mind, teaching patience, foresight, and critical thinking.

But for Francisis Manyozo Phiri, chess was far more than a contest of intellect. To him, the sixty-four squares were not just a stage for competition, but a sanctuary. Chess became his therapy, a quiet refuge where each move offered relief, focus, and healing.

The Malawi Aquatic Union (MAU) has renewed its call for greater investment in swimming, saying Malawi is now developing athletes capable of competing at elite levels if given adequate support.