Young People In LL Calls For Unbiased Access to SRH Services
A grouping of young people in TA Malili’s area in Lilongwe has called for equitable access to sexual reproductive health services if Malawi is to end rising cases of child marriages.
BOXING; The Fuso Fighter Flattens The Buffalo
Former National Junior Welterweight Champion Byson ‘Fuso Fighter’ Gwayani put up a five-star performance Sunday night at M1 Centre Point in Lilongwe to stop Nigerian Hamid Olajide in the second minute of round 5 of a scheduled 8 round international non-title bout.
35 Girls From 2 TAs in Salima Return to School in One Year
Girls who were readmitted in School after being rescued from early marriage and others who gave birth at a tender age have hailed peer-to-peer talk as the best way of encouraging more of such girls to go back to school.
Corruption Now A Pandemic in Malawi - ACB
The Anti Corruption Bureau - ACB says corrupt practice in the country is more of a pandemic that needs a holistic approach from all stakeholders to eliminate the vice.
UN Crime Prevention Expert Bemoans Gaps in Human Trafficking Fight
A UN crime prevention expert says there is still a yawning gap in dealing with human trafficking in the country as, among others, the majority of Malawians are not aware of what amounts to the vice.
Malawi Heading Towards Vaccine Crisis Again
Zodiak has established that the country is heading towards Covid-19 vaccine shortage again days after resuming administration of the vaccine.
RSA Unrest Cost Region’s Business Competence
Experts from the SADC block fear the unrest in South Africa has the potential of damaging business competence in the SADC region, hence need for the South African government to resolve the matter with urgency.
FAO Supports Farmers With Smart Phones In Mzimba South
For some time now Margaret Kanyinji of Kazomba extension planning area in Mzimba South has been struggling to find alternative methods of agriculture in the wake of climate change.
Alma Teachers College Bails Out Mzimba Hospital.
Why does Malawi cling to outdated colonial laws?
Sad News! For every 100,000 women who are pregnant, 349 end up dying due to pregnancy-related causes. Some die due to infections, and others due to bleeding when giving birth or soon after giving birth. Some die due to obstructed labour, yet others pass away as they attempt to terminate their unintended pregnancies.
Financial Services & Products Usage Hits 40% - RBM
Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) says the number of people using financial services and products in the country has increased from 34% in 2018 to now 40%.
Boy 14, Commit Suicide In Ntcheu
A 14-year-old standard two boy was yesterday found dead, hanging in a tree in Ntcheu, and police suspect that he has committed suicide.
Govt Officials Yet to Remit MK112 Million Allocated For Independence Day Celebrations
Government officials that received part of the 200-million-kwacha financing for July 6 Independence Day celebrations have not yet remitted the funds three weeks after the event.
Police Professionalism Questioned; Seven Suspects Escape At Chitedze Police Unit
Seven suspects have escaped custody at Chitedze Police Unit in Lilongwe which was left unattended Saturday night, barely two weeks after a similar incident at a police unit in Mzimba.
Small Scale Traders To Compete for 57 Public Procurements
The Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Authority – PPDA has set aside 57 public procurements windows that will specifically be awarded to small-scale businesses when government wants to buy goods and services.
Mzimba Police Faulted For Granting Bail To Rape And Defilement Suspects
A Women Empowerment Movement in Mzimba has faulted police in the district for granting dubious bails to Rape and Defilement suspects under their custody, a thing they say is derailing the fight against gender-based violence among women and girls.