FRIM to Eradicate Invasive Alien Species on Mulanje Forest Reserve
The Forest Research Institute of Malawi (FRIM) says it has instituted trials to establish best technologies to remove invasive alien species on Mulanje Mountain Forest Reserve.
BSED Holds SCREP Open Days in Neno and Mwanza
The Education Department of the CCAP Blantyre Synod has organized a series of open days across its 10 impact education zones in Neno and Mwanza districts under the SCREP programme.
CHAM Migrating Payroll into Government System Next Month
Christian Health Association of Malawi (Cham) says it is finalizing processes to migrate its payroll into government’s Human Resources Management Information System (HRMIS).
Ministry of Education Under Fire Over Promotion
Concerned teachers in Nsanje who claim they upgraded to diploma level in humanities at Domasi College of Education in 2015 say they are yet to be promoted.
Pressure Mounts on MLS on Legal Aid Act
A group of people holding diplomas in law argues that the decision by the Malawi Law Society to contest a proposal by the Legal Aid Bureau for increased legal protection for the poor and vulnerable is intended to stand in the way of access to justice for the poor.
Govt Commit to Increasing Irrigation Farming Hectarage Coverage
Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Agnes Nkusankhoma says more investment towards irrigation farming is crucial now if the country is to increase the capacity of the available 406 thousand hectares of land potential for irrigation.
Malawi Not Performing In Social Protection
United Nations Resident Coordinator Maria Jose Torres says there is a need for Malawi to seriously implement its sustainable development goals frameworks if the country is to achieve social protection systems for the sustainable development goals.
Parly Agriculture Committee Unhappy With AIP Seed Pricing
The parliamentary committee on agriculture insists that it still needs to meet President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera on challenges rocking the country’s agriculture sector.
Farmers To Use Expired IDs To Access AIP
Homeland security Minister Richard Chimwendo Banda has directed the National Registration Bureau to allow the use of expired national identity cards in a bid to allow farmers access Affordable Farm Inputs under the AIP.
Chinese National Denied Court Bail Over Ivory Smuggling
A Chinese national Bin Liu will spend a little more time in a cooler at Maula Prison as a magistrate court in Lilongwe has denied his application for bail.
One More Charge on Zameer Karim by State
Business person, Zameer Karim and Ecobank Malawi head of domestic banking Victoria Chanza were back in court Friday.
DoDMA Alert Ahead of Imminent Disasters This Rainy Season
The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) says it is on high alert ahead of imminent disasters such as flooding this rainy season.
MET Predicts Good Rains
The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services has forecasted high chance of good rainfall in many parts of the country this year’s season.
Typhoid Vaccine 84 % Effective – Study
Study by the Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme has found that a single dose of typhoid conjugate vaccine (TCV), the only typhoid vaccine licensed for children as young as 6 months, is safe and 84 percent effective.
5 Win in Wenela Puma Fill Up and Win Promotion
Five people have won various prizes in the Wenela Fill Up and Win Promotion second draw held on Thursday at Wenela Puma Filling Station in Blantyre.
LGBTI Community Decry Chakwera's Silence on Same Sex Marriages
President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera is still skeptical to make a pronouncement on his stand regarding same-sex marriages amid growing concerns from the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community who claim his silence is putting their lives at risk.