News In Southern Region (3211)
ENGAGE Project Phases Out
The four year child marriages’ elimination project dubbed Enabling Girls to Advance Gender Equity (ENGAGE) implemented in Thyolo and Phalombe districts has come to an end with implementers satisfied with results on the ground.
Chiradzulu Lags in Toilet Use
Most people in Chiradzulu district use bushes and rivers as alternatives of toilets, says the district council chairperson, Bruno Mwase.
Polytechnic Graduates City and Guilds Students
The Malawi Polytechnic has called on graduates of the City and Guilds Systems Support Diploma and Advanced Diploma to be proactive and change the technology world.
Immigration Assures Community of 24-Hour Border Security
The department of the immigration in the eastern region has assured communities living in the bordering villages in the region of a 24-hour border security.
JASS Calls for vigilance in HIV/AIDS Fight in Neno
Women under the banner Just Associates has called on its members to stand film and fight HIV alongside Covid-19.
Mobile Markets Better Options to Ease Congestions in AIP Selling Points
The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security says mobile markets are the only options to ease congestion and struggles in buying farm inputs under the Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP) registered in most selling points across the country.
All impregnated Girls at Satemwa Primary School in Mulanje Return to School
Satemwa Primary School in Mulanje has registered 100% re-enrollment rate of girls impregnated during COVID-19 holiday.
WFP Joins COVID-19 Fight in Malawi
World Food Programme (WFP) with support from the Iceland government has joined a fight against COVID-19 by increasing COVID-19 health facilities at the country’s entry points.
Depts Differ on GBV Statistics in Mulanje
There are conflicting figures on cases of gender based violence registered by government departments in Mulanje.
Financial Institutions Bail out CK Teachers
Teachers pending retirement have the chance to achieve sustainable personal economic development as numerous money lending institutions are flocking to rural areas in Lower Shire to provide loans at affordable interest rates.
