Malawi’s Minister of Transport and Public Works, Dr. Feston Kaupa, has called for intensified enforcement of road safety regulations, stressing that the country must adopt more evidence-based interventions if it is to achieve the global target of reducing road deaths and injuries by 50 percent by 2030.
The Islamic Health Association of Malawi (IHAM) has emphasized the urgent need for improved eye care among Malawians, saying poor eye hygiene is contributing to the rise in cataract cases in the country.
The Ministry of Lands has donated four sets of computers worth K48 million to the Thyolo District Council’s Lands Department in an effort to improve land administration services in the district.
The Ministry of Health and Sanitation has directed all central hospitals to replace unqualified health professional workers who were recruited following walk-in interviews conducted earlier this year.
Gender authorities in Thyolo have urged students and learners to openly report all forms of gender-based violence (GBV), warning that the abuses have long-term impacts on academic performance, mental health, and future opportunities.
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