News In Southern Region (3212)
Ck Diocese towards Zero New HIV Infections on Children
The Diocese of Chikwawa of the Catholic Church through its Social Services Directorate has launched a multi-million-kwacha project, termed ‘Ana Patsogolo’ (APA), with an aim of preventing new HIV infections and reducing vulnerability among Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) and Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) in Chikwawa district.
KYSN Masks Std 8 Learners Up, Bail Out The Elderly in NN
As schools reopened with a cohort of the examination classes, a Malawi Congress Party youth wing, Kwacha Youth Support Network has donated face masks to standard eight learners in Neno South constituency in a drive to prevent Covid-19 transmission among learners.
UNGA Begins Tomorrow; Analyst Tips Chakwera
The 75th session of United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) will start tomorrow Tuesday in New York, the United Nation’s Headquarter.
Govt Urged to Improve Rural Road Network
Communities in Chikwawa have asked government to improve the condition of feeder roads in order to promote easy access of social services and conducting business activities in a favorable environment.
Girl Dies After Being Hit By a Car
A 7-year-old girl has died in Mangochi after being hit by a speeding car at Likala trading center in the district.
CICOD Bails Out Female Headed Families in Chikwawa
About 502 children from female Headed families in Chikwawa stand to benefit from the 32 million kwacha development activities being spearheaded by Circle for integrated community Development, CICOD.
Stolen Eucharist Memes Sadden Bishop
Mangochi Diocese Roman Catholic Bishop Montfort Stima says it is sad that people are making jokes over stolen Christ in Eucharist at Kankao parish convent of the Poveirelle sisters in Balaka last week.
Absence of Tonse Manifesto Propagates Speculations - UTM
UTM has admitted that absence of the Tonse Alliance manifesto in public might be the origin of assertions that all is not rosy in the Alliance government in terms of priority ideologies.
Mulanje Chief Attributes Early Pregnancies to Technology
Senior Chief Mthiramanja from the tea growing district of Mulanje said technology where children as young as ten years old are accessing unpalatable materials including pornography should be a contributing factor to a surge in early pregnancies and child marriages in the district.
NBM Supports BCC in Donate a Mask Campaign
Blantyre City Council (BCC) has embarked on a Donate a Mask Campaign in a quest to help vulnerable learners to be safe from COVID-19 in school.
