Hunger Stricken Machinga Families Call for Assistance
Some hunger stricken families in Machinga have called for more food support saying the hunger situation is now going out of hand as some people are reportedly fainting of hunger in the area.
Vendors Abandon Posts Around Mzuzu Market
Vendors selling wares in shops and benches located outside the Mzuzu main market have abandoned their spots and are accusing the city council’s failure to manage garbage as it continues to pile up in public posing a health threat.
Farmers' Field Schools Critical For Improved Productivity-FAO
The Food Agriculture Organization-FAO-says there is increased mitigation of the impact of the shortage of agriculture extension workers in districts where farmer field schools are implementing the European Union-funded Kulima AFIKEPO.
More Witnesses Testify in Chamthunya Case
Two more witnesses, an immigration officer and a customs clearing agent, on Thursday testified in court in Zomba in a case which Misozi Chamthunya is suspected to have killed his girlfriend Linda Gasa in 2010.
Chiefs Defend Lundu on Ngabu Firing
A group calling itself concerned chiefs and people of Chikwawa have refuted allegations made by the deposed Traditional Authority Ngabu that removal from his throne was orchestrated by Paramount Chief Lundu.
Eagles Warn Silver Over Delay to Sign Bitoni
Blue Eagles football club have warned Silver strikers to play their tricks right if they are to lure Foster Bitoni from the area 30 side during this transfer window.
K140m District Development Fund Projects Stall in Ntcheu
Minister in Deportation Fiasco Linked to Company “Theft”
The department of registrar of companies has come under scrutiny after a Malawian couple forged documents and successfully took over ownership of a duly registered firm.
Chilima Urges Peter Mutharika To "Listen To Inner Voice", Not Henchmen
As countdown to judgment day in the presidential election case continues, UTM President Dr. Saulos Chilima has asked President Professor Peter Mutharika to “accept the will of Malawians”, by respecting the court ruling this coming Monday.
FUM Annoyed Govt. Pushed Up Maize Buying Prices
The Farmers Union of Malawi-FUM-says the decision by government to push up prices for buying maize from K250 to K310 per kilogram shall only benefit traders who swept all the grain from growers when Admarc was not buying maize.
Malawian Boy, 16, Emerges First in IGCSE Exams in South Africa
Jerome Sibande, a 16 years-old Malawian studying in South Africa has emerged number one in overall results of 2019 high school Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) examinations in South Africa.
Teacher Beats Learner Severely
Despite the abolition of corporal punishment in schools, it has been established that some teachers still administer such punishments to learners.
MABCATA Introduces Construction Tech Course
Amid growing concerns of poor implementation of substandard development projects in the country’s councils, Malawi Building and Civil Allied Traders Association (MABCATA) and National Construction Industry Council (NCIC) have introduced a training course to equip local contractors with skills.
State Testifies Against Chanthunya
The state is today (Thursday) proceeding to parade witnesses in a murder case in which Misonzi Chamthunya is suspected to have killed his girlfriend Linda Gasa in August 2010.
Ngabu, Lundu Trade Barbs
The embattled Senior Chief Ngabu of Chikwawa has asked President Peter Mutharika to institute a fresh commission of inquiry to probe his conduct.
Maneb Donates Tree Seedlings To Kasungu Schools
The Malawi National Examination Board (Maneb) proved this week that their ideals do not only end at formulating and administering examinations in Malawi but also play a role as a citizen to ensure that the country has trees and they are cared for.