PIC Trains Young Manufacturers
Project Innovation Centre (PIC) has embarked on a programme to train young entrepreneurs in manufacturing industry.
7, Arrested For Alleged Motor Vehicles Robbery
Central Region Police through Anti Motor Vehicle Theft Unit in Lilongwe have arrested seven suspects for hijacking motor vehicles from tax drivers who were operating in some parts of the region.
Squash-Over 40 Players Register For Lilongwe Open
The first tournament of squash since sports was suspended in March this year due to COVID19 situation is scheduled to take place over this weekend in Lilongwe.
Royal Institute of International Affairs Awards ConCourt Judges
The Royal Institute of International Affairs has awarded five Malawi judges who tried the Presidential election case for upholding independence of the judiciary in their historic ruling of February this year.
Malawi’s Constitution Doesn’t Back Sexual Minorities-Report
Advocates have in a report, punched holes in Malawi’s Constitution noting that there are no provisions that fully protects right of sexual minorities like Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, and Transgender- LGBTs.
Malawi Ready For Another Wave of COVID-19
In a bid to contain another wave of Covid-19 pandemic in Malawi, Government has ordered that all indoor gatherings must be half the capacity.
NGO Intensifies Efforts to End Early Marriages, Pregnancies
Good Health Organisation has intensified its efforts to wipe out early pregnancies and marriages by among other things, drilling various community structures, including the youth, on sexual and reproductive rights and child protection in Kasungu District.
Gvt Commits to Support NSO With Adequate Funding
Government has committed to ensuring that National Statistical Office (NSO) receives adequate funding in order to continue producing evidence-based data to be used for policy development and planning.
MEC Urge Chiefs to be Nonpartisan
Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has urged chiefs not to engage in politics as the campaign is underway in Lilongwe North West Constituency.
SADC calls on USA to Remove Economic Sanctions on Zimbabwe
Lilongwe, October 24, Mana: Southern African Development Community (SADC) has called on the United States of America (USA) to immediately rescind the economic sanctions placed on Zimbabwe since 2001.
Ombudsman Probe Magalasi's MERA Recruitment
The Office of Ombudsman has launched investigations on the unprocedural recruitment of Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority, MERA Chief Executive Officer Collins Magalasi.
Motorcycle Taxis to Operate Between 5AM & 6PM
Government has announced that beginning Friday, October 23, motorcycle taxi operators will be allowed to operate from 5 o'clock in the morning to 6 o’clock in the evening.
First Lady Pledges to Protect Girls’ Dignity
First Lady Monica Chakwera has pledged to fight for dignity and safety of girls and elderly in the country.
Chikwawa Demands Development
Some concerned citizens in Chikwawa have conducted demonstrations petitioning the District Commissioner to address the infrastructure and unemployment challenges.
CCJP Horrified by Abuse of Girl Child
While horrified and appalled by the recent defilement case in Chikwawa, the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace, CCJP has condemned the tendency of making viral ugly scenes involving a minor who was defiled by a 38 year old man.