Phiri to Chair Health Caucus of Southern and Eastern Africa Parliament
Thyolo Central legislator Ben Phiri has been elected chairperson for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for Southern and Eastern African Parliamentary caucus, which he says is a blessing to Malawi in the health sector.
Authorities in Mzimba Calls for Increased Awareness to SafeGuard Children Against Online Abuse
Mzimba South district social welfare office has urged parents to closely monitor their children's use of cyber spaces to ensure that they are not prone to online abuse.
Local Production: Solution to High Cost of GM Cotton Seed?
For many years now, the government of Malawi and agronomists have been encouraging local farmers to grow genetically modified (GM) cotton seed following its notable benefits on yield and disease resistance.
Regular Extra Polio Vaccines Key to Ending the Disease-Expert
A health expert has tipped health authorities in the country to carry out regular supplementary polio immunization campaigns, at least every three or four years, to ensure the disease is completely eliminated.
People Should Rise up and Know their Indentity - Lost History Foundation Mesmerises Zomba City
Multitudes of people braved the chilly weather courtesy of mwera winds to thank God for this year's harvest.
MSME Targeted OSH Inspections Reveal Serious OSH Deficits
An Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) inspection exercise conducted by the European Union funded Zantchito Skills for Jobs Programme into Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) has revealed serious OSH deficits that need to be addressed to ensure the attainment of decent jobs and sustainable economic development.
Stalling of GM Cowpea Trial Depriving Malawi of Economic Benefits
As climate change continues to impact negatively on farming in the country with most traditional cash crops not giving desired results, experts have been suggesting the need to promote other crops as a way of filling the gap.
Marketers Challenged to Manage Products’ Standards
The Institute of Marketing in Malawi (IMM) says it is the responsibility of marketers to manage the standards of products considering that competition has now gone global.
ESCOM Pledges Improved Customer Care Services after Training
The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) has pledged improved customer service provision after conceding that it receives queries on poor customer relations services.
Maranatha Academy to Award MSCE Star Performers
Maranatha Academy says it is set to award about 13 students who did extremely well during the 2022 – 2023 Malawi Schools Certificate of Education (MSCE) examinations.
Govt Asked to do More on Tertiary Education Selection Process
Eduation experts say the country needs to do more in the Tertiary Education Selection as 53 percent of eligible students who applied to public universities have been left out, arguing this number is high and could affect their right to education.
Mthunzi Funeral Services Ltd Embraces Use of Technology
One of the country’s leading funeral service providers Mthuzi Funeral Services Limited has embraced the use of technology in its service delivery in a bid to make life of its customers easy when accessing their services.
EU Speaks on Budgetary Support Resumption
The European Union (EU) says there is no specific timeline for the resumption of budget support to the country.
TUM Tips SMCs, PTAs and Mother Groups on Finance Management
The Teachers Union of Malawi (TUM) has challenged the School Management Committees (SMCs), Parents and Teachers Associations (PTAs) and Mother Groups to demonstrate their vigilance in fighting against financial mismanagement in schools.
Maranatha Academy Tops University Selection List
Maranatha academy has sent 306 students to public universities, topping the list of intsitutions that have sent their students to the universities as released by the National Council of Higher Education (NCHE).
Chilima Files for Variation of His Bail Conditions
Vice President Saulos Chilima has asked the High Court of Malawi to vary his bail conditions set by a magistrate court in November last year, pending a full trial of his corruption case.