About ten Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (SACCOs) in Malawi have put smiles on the faces of visually impaired learners at Salima Resource Centre for the Blind, donating assorted items to support the basic needs of 26 learners currently enrolled at the campus.
Panga welding thugs have disrupted protests in Lilongwe, organised by the Citizens for Credible Elections (CfCE).
Renowned vernacular poet Robert Chiwamba has once again struck an emotional chord with audiences—this time stepping into the shoes of heartbroken women in his powerful new spoken word piece, Mphepo Za Msintho, released on Tuesday.
A blame game has erupted between Lilongwe dry fish sellers and the Lilongwe City Council over the lack of a proper market. The vendors accuse the council of being reluctant to construct a market that would enable them to stop selling fish in a car park, while the council insists the vendors refused to relocate to an already-constructed market in Area 25.
The Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC) has expressed deep concern over the worsening conditions at Dzaleka Refugee Camp, citing overcrowding and dwindling resources since the government’s refugee relocation exercise.
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