News In Southern Region (3212)
Public Schools Quality under Microscope
A letter writing competition initiative by the Malawi Communication Regulatory Authority (MACRA) has sparked questions on quality of education in the country’s public schools.
UNIMA Graduands Reject Virtual Graduation
University of Malawi (UNIMA) 2019 graduands have rejected the University’s idea to hold a virtual graduation in the wake of COVID-19.
Hunger Hits Chikwawa District
Hunger is reported to have hit hard some parts of Chikwawa as communities are surviving on Mango and Ziziphus Mauritiana fruits.
DIN Malawi Bails Out Support Groups in Chikwawa
About 100 people living with HIV and persons with disabilities can now afford a smile when Development Initiative Network, DIN Malawi provided fertilizer to them to do irrigation farming along the Likhubula river in Mulilima area in Chikwawa district.
500 Children Struggle to Access Education in CK
About 504 school going children are in a difficult situation to access education in Chikwawa due to deep rooted poverty.
Revise Subscription Fees; Govt Tells Multichoice
Government has called on Multichoice Malawi to revise subscription fees and work on its bouquets.
UN Partners MIAA in Popularizing Gender and HIV/AIDS Laws
The United Nations Malawi office in partnership with the country’s HIV/AIDS religious body- Malawi Interfaith Aids Association (MIAA) have stepped up efforts in sensitizing various sections about gender and HIV/AIDS related laws.
Limbe Vendors Relocated; Bemoan Space Condition
The Blantyre City Council has relocated vendors who were plying trade in the streets of Limbe.
Low Water Flow Hits Power Generation at MHL
Low water flows in Mulanje Mountain has affected power generation at the Mulanje Hydro Limited (MHL) in Mulanje district.
NICE Briefs Cross Border Agro Dealers on SADC Protocol on Trade Integration
On Thursday, National Initiative for Civic Education (NICE) convened a meeting of various stakeholders mostly farmers to brief them on SADC protocol on trade integration and how ordinary Malawians can benefit from the protocol.
