NGO Calls for Investment in Pigeon Pea Farming
An International organization, Christian Aid Malawi has bemoaned that there continues to be poor investment in pigeon pea farming by government and the private sector, a challenge affecting farmers to leap maximum returns.
Nantipwiri Estate Farmers to Protest Against Council, MP
Over 800 Nantipwiri estate farmers from Bvumbwe have planned peaceful demonstrations on September 7, 2022 against the Thyolo District Commissioner and Thyolo North parliamentarian, Ephraim Nayija, on allegations that they are facilitating seizure of their land.
Govt Collects K21 mn of Forestry Fines
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Climate Change has indicated that over K21 million of fines has been collected from about 419 people who were found guilty of possessing, producing, transporting charcoal, encroaching and cutting down trees in the forest reserves from 2021.
Police Still Investigating Goliati Police Corruption Allegations
Some community members around Goliati Police Unit in Thyolo have renewed their call for authorities to transfer police officers accused of continually soliciting money from suspects who have settled their cases with complainants through arbitration.
NGO Decries Lack of SRH Services Access in Rural Areas
Men for Gender Equality Now (MEGEN) National Chairperson, Marcel Chisi has observed that access to sexual reproductive health services among adolescents in rural areas remains a challenge risking young people to teen pregnancies beside sexually transmitted infections.
Trade Minister Engages AATI on Agriculture Transformation
The Ministry of Trade and Industry has emphasized the need to boost agriculture commodities in order to stimulate growth in domestic and exports of goods and services.
Malawi Hopes on India Financiers for Military Hospital
Deputy Minister of Defense Harry Mkandawire says a team of officials is set to leave the country for India soon to hold talks with the prospective funders of the military hospital.
No Mature Cedar Tree Remains in Mulanje Mountain
It has been revealed that no mature cedar tree is remaining in Mulanje Mountain.
BWB Speaks on Prepaid Meters Delay
The Blantyre Water Board (BWB) has justified the delay to recommence installation of prepaid water meters to residents due to long procurement processes and Covid-19 restrictions.
Form 4 Bursary Learners in NN Nearly Missed Exams
Some students who were on a bursary called Two Wheels to School in Neno district nearly missed sitting for their Malawi School Certificate of Education examinations yesterday due to unpaid tuition fees.
South Lunzu SDA Church Donates to CZ Hospital
The Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) church South Lunzu district has urged people in the country to embrace the spirit of cheering one another especially in times of need such as sickness.
FDH Bank Launches Swipe and Dash Promotion
FDH Bank Plc has launched a Swipe and Dash competition on Monday in Blantyre to encourage customers to start using FDH POS Machine when paying their purchases at Chipiku or Sana stores.
First Cholera Case Registered in Mzuzu City
Mzuzu city has become the third district in the Northern Region to be hit with Cholera after laboratory results for samples taken from an 80-year-old lady have come out positive.
Brace For Squabbles If Atupele Returns To Active Politics - Political Analysts
Political Analysts have warned the United Democratic Front (UDF) to brace for squabbles within the party should former leader of the party, Atupele Muluzi, return to active politics.
Prophet Bushiri Disassociates Himself with Politics
Prophet Shepherd Bushiri of Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) has reiterated his stance that he does not harbour any political ambitions.
Reverend Maulidi Appointed Anti-Corruption Ambassador
The Church of Central Africa Presbytery (CCAP) Blantyre Synod Deputy General Secretary, Reverend Baxton Maulidi has been appointed as the All-African Conference of Churches (AACC) Anti-Corruption Ambassador in Malawi.