Thyolo Dairy Farmers Storm Police
Police used teargas to disperse some dairy farmers and communities in Thyolo who stormed Nansadi Police Unit to seek explanations on why officers released a vehicle used by six people suspected to have stolen three cattle on Sunday night.
Malaria Cases Increasing in Mulanje
Health authorities in Mulanje have expressed worry over the increase of malaria cases in the district.
Chakwera Sets Tone On Tourism Masterplan Sector Implementation
President Lazarus Chakwera says the country's natural resources and tourist attractions should be translated into a beneficial investment if the country is to attain economic growth.
Psychosocial Support Vital to Teen Mothers - REPSSI, YCWAM
The Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative (REPSSI) says consistent provision of psycho-social support to the majority of rural adolescent mothers can encourage them to have a deeper analysis of how to improve their lives.
Sanctuaries; Hope for Fish Restoration on Lake Malawi - Pact
Pact Malawi says creation of more fish sanctuaries on Lake Malawi can be the best way of restoring the fishery stocks in the lake which has dwindled over the years.
People on ART Plead for Privacy
People on Anti- retroviral Therapy (ART) around Phalombe Health Centre have bemoaned lack of privacy when accessing treatment at the facility.
Authorities Worried With Inadequate Classrooms in CZ
Delivery of quality education in Chiradzulu district is said to be greatly compromised due to inadequate classroom blocks, a development which has worried education authorities in the district.
Corroborative Efforts Key to End GBV
An international organization, Trocaire says ending gender-based violence-GBV among women and girls in Malawi and Africa is possible if corroborative efforts from all stakeholders are strengthened.
Pastor Mwasinga to Launch 8th Book
Renowned preacher and public speaker, Pastor Aubrey Mwasinga is set to launch a book on 8th April 2022.
DPP Appeals Against Dzimadzi’s Acquittal
The office of the Director of Public Prosecution -DPP has finally filed an appeal to the Zomba High Court against the lower court’s ruling in Ntcheu which last month acquitted Vincent Dzimadzi on charges of an act intended to cause grievous harm to a 14-year-old boy.
Neno SWO Hails World Bank for ECD Promotion
The Neno Social Welfare Office with funding from the World Bank has committed to construct fifteen Early Childhood Development Centres in the district in a bid to promote early education for underprivileged children in hard to reach areas.
Non-Youth Representation in CVSUs Chocking Youths
Lack of youth representation in Victim Support Unit (VSU) committees has been identified as a challenge blocking youths from reporting cases of abuses.
Chief Says Married Men Going to RSA Desert Families
Senior Chief Mphuka of Thyolo has suggested formulation of a legislation which would spell-out a duration a married man can live behind his wife and trekk to South Africa, as many are reportedly deserting responsibilities in the district.
Covid 19, Cyclones Skyrocket Teen Pregnancies, Marriages in Malawi
Covid 19 pandemic has slowed down. Life is gradually getting back after a long time of despair. As we were busy enduring the pandemic, back to back cyclones or tropical storms hit hard. The damage was massive and catastrophic.
Bad Road Forces Vice President to Shift Meeting
People of Neno district through their council chairperson, Jeseph Chiphaliwali and Traditional Authority Mlauli have experienced disappointment with the vice president’s decision to hold the districts' reform meetings in the neighboring Mwanza district owing to bad road condition.
Financial Challenges Shut Goal Malawi Down
After 20 years in the service, a non-governmental organization, Goal Malawi has halted all its operations in the country effective 31 March 2022 due to funding constraints caused by Covid 19.