Men Shun HIV Testing in Neno
It has been revealed that men are shunning HIV testing services in Neno district with more women turning up for the services.
Attorney General Processing Bushiri's Extradition
Attorney General, Dr. Chikosa Silungwe, says he will be submitting authority to proceed for Homeland Security minister, Richard Chimwendo-Banda, to sign for the extradition of Prophet Shepherd Bushiri and his wife Mary.
Low Funding Choking Fight Against GBV in Mzimba South
Mzimba South district social welfare office says insufficient funding from the government is hampering its efforts to fight gender based violence as cases are still on the rise in the district.
Amid Hope, Xenophobia Threatens AfCFTA Gains
African leaders have struck a deal; effecting the ambitious African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) in January next year.
Bridgepath Capital Limited for Innovative Solutions
A newly established investment management and financial advisory services company, Bridgepath Capital Limited, has boasted of innovative solutions in a drive to address gaps in the financial services in the industry.
218 Illovo Pump Attendants Bank Hope in Court
About 218 water pump field attendants in Chikwawa are waiting for Industrial Relations Court in Blantyre to conclude review in a case which the workers are pushing Illovo Sugar Limited to pay them their overtime money.
Majete Cheetahs Hit Six
Two female cheetahs have been trans-located to Majete Wildlife Reserve in Chikwawa increasing the number of the endangered species to six.
Chapananga Bridge Fit - RA
As the Rehabilitation of Chapananga bridge is in progress, the Roads Authority has insisted that the actual structure of the bridge is fit and sound.
Protection of Child Rights Need More Effort - Stakeholders
As the world commemorates International Human Rights Day, local players in children affairs are of the view that more efforts need to be employed to ensure children are enjoying their rights.
‘Don’t Send Innocent Bushiri to Wolves’ - Chiefs
Two senior chiefs have asked Malawi government not to extradite Prophet Shepherd Bushiri to South Africa.
Court Grants Bail to Former Minister of Lands Vuwa Kaunda
The Lilongwe Magistrate Court has granted former Minister of Lands Symon Vuwa Kaunda bail following his arrest on Tuesday on corruption allegations.
AEAS Bemoans Limited Qualified Personnel in Agriculture Sector
Agriculture Extension and Advisory Services says there is a need for competent recruits to complement the existing qualified but limited personnel in the agriculture sector.
LL City Council Seals ADL House & Part of BICC
The Lilongwe City Council has on Wednesday sealed the ADL House and part of Bingu International Convention Center in an effort to recover money that the two institutions owe the council.
Five Women, Others Fined for Importing Bags of Charcoal from Zambia
Mzimba Senior Resident Magistrate Court has ordered five women to pay a fine of 150,000 kwacha each for importing 180 bags of charcoal from Zambia into the country or face a jail term of up to 30 months in default. They have also been fined 100,000 kwacha each for being found in possession of the bags of charcoal illegally or serve 24 months in default.
Chief Optimistic on Chapananga Bridge Rework
Senior Chief Chapananga of Chikwawa has indicated that the reconstruction which is underway on Chapananga bridge is a sign that the works were done in a haste manner.
Flood Survivors Get Health Post
Children of 355 flood survivors who relocated upland in Chikwawa will have an opportunity access quality health services thanks to Malawi Red Cross Society for constructing a modern Mwalija Health Post.