Lilongwe City Council has blamed poor and unplanned drainage systems for worsening flooding in the capital after heavy overnight rains triggered flash floods that destroyed homes and property in Chinsapo, under Traditional Authorities Malili and M’bwatalika.
The Rotary Club of Lilongwe has reaffirmed its commitment to environmental restoration by planting 200 Mbawa trees along the Saulos Chilima Highway and Youth Drive Road in Lilongwe.
A non-governmental organisation that, among others, supports vulnerable women and children, Family Wellbeing Foundation has called on both individuals and institutions to show humanity by supporting the less privileged in society, especially during this festive period.
After working in the country for many years, Mothers2Mothers organization has announced its exit in the country by 31 this month, citing shifts in global aid priorities and funding uncertainties as the main reasons.
National Initiative for Civic Education (NICE) Programmes Manager for Kasungu, Gerald Chirwa, has commended the government for establishing Community Civic Education Hubs, describing them as effective platforms for sharing development-related information within communities.
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