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Blog & insights.
News and insights from the Malawi entrepreneurial, technology and innovation ecosystem. Plus the occasional brand, digital or business tip.
Skipping the office? Here's how Malawian remote teams can use tools like Asana, Slack and Google Workspace for collaborative work
Is your non-profit or development organisation caught between shifting entirely to short-form video from PDF publications?
A look at how Project4 designed the flagship publication and other material for Tilitonse Foundation's 2026–2031 strategic plan.
Project4 trained new Luntha TV staff to manage their own website presence, part of a 15-year partnership with the award-winning broadcaster.
How tourism, conservation, and cultural organisations can use storytelling to attract travellers and build long-term brand equity
Your staff are a valuable resource when it comes to developing content for your website. They constantly interact with different stakeholders throughout the day.
A corporate blog serves as a powerful engine for business growth, providing a versatile platform to showcase both your industry expertise and your unique brand personality.
Austin Madinga facilitates Media Training for St Andrea Kaggwa Parish Youth's newly formed Media Team
Saint Andrew's International School (SAIntS) website has been selected Best Education Website Design 2024-2025 by Design Rush
TechPearl Malawi's Hackathon-24 where over 30 young female techies from universities and technical colleges across Malawi participated.
An account of Austin Madinga on his volunteering journey with Radio Maria Malawi as the radio station celebrates 25 years.
Project4 Digital Design is excited to have been selected to join the French Institute of South Africa Création Africa mentorship programme.
Blog collaboration with Zidza Katenga of Meekono for their clients who are African women handicraft entrepreneurs.
Some clients request pro bono work from website designers. While it may be for a good cause, extra caution is needed.
Malawi tourism operators need to prioritise marketing their properties and destinations using online channels. If they haven't already, now is the time to go online.
In a rush to break news, newsrooms sometimes only tell a fraction of the story. Online tools can help journalists provide so much more context.
Online productivity and collaboration training for participants of the FemBioBiz Acceleration programme in Malawi.
With a fairly decent smartphone and camera, savvy youth can use their social media skills and photography hobby to make money.
A British Council roundtable looking at tech and social entrepreneurship in Malawi and the role of digital in the enterprise economy.
Training sessions for Catholic pastoral secretaries, communication secretaries and priests whose work is directly linked to social communications.
mHub hosts Lilongwe Sparks, the first-ever city spark for Sahara Sparks, East Africa's most significant Innovation and Technology Entrepreneurship event.
In Macra’s ongoing sim card registration exercise, some interesting issues have been brought to the fore.
The apostle Paul converted a number of souls at the Areopagus. Is new media the new Areopagus where the church has to go to win souls?