Government Says Not Responsible for ATI Implementation Delay
Government has rejected blame it is dragging feet in implementing the access to information bill which effectively grants the media and other players enhanced freedom to access information.
NVGO Advocates for Zero Discrimination against Teen Mothers in School
Plan International Malawi has asked for zero discrimination against teen mothers being re-admitted into primary and secondary schools by school management.
Journalists Speak Out on Tackling South Africa's Race Problem
Right now, race relations in South Africa are in crisis, as more than 1,500 people have fled their homes amid a recent surge of deadly violence targeting migrants from other African nations such as Nigeria, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Zambia, and Mozambique.
Registered Cholera Case Wakeup Call- MHEN
The Malawi Health Equity Network (MEHN) says the cholera case registered in Nathenje in Lilongwe should be a wakeup call for Malawi to be fully prepared in case there is an outbreak of the disease.
APM Aide Constructs Multi-million Church in Ntcheu
President Peter Mutharika's aide Norman Chisale has constructed a multimillion kwacha Nthumba CCAP church building in his home village in Ntcheu within 39 days.
The Wrath of a Wounded Nature
It’s 8 o’clock in the morning. The sun is still brown as it has just risen. Only the brown tells it is still morning; but the heat tells otherwise; feels like it is noon already.
Defying Intellectual Disability with Athletics
Samuel Mbukwa developed Intellectual Disability when he was five years old after suffering from cerebral malaria. He is now 32.
Zodiak Sending 20 People to Music Sand Fest
20 people stand a chance of participating in this year’s Music Sand Festival in Salima this weekend, courtesy of Zodiak Broadcasting Station- ZBS.
ADMARC Yet to Start Selling Maize
Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (ADMARC) says it is waiting for the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development to announce the date to start selling maize.
MISA Malawi Set to Launch Mtolankhani House
The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Malawi Chapter will on Wednesday, October 30, 2019 launch its news offices and a training center that are being housed in the Mtolankhani House in Lilongwe.
Malawi Introduces E-Visa
The Immigration Department says the online visa service it is introducing for visitors to Malawi is aimed at improving efficiency in facilitating travel to the country.
Hunger Bites Dowa Villagers
There are disturbing reports coming from the areas of Traditional Authorities Dzoole and Kayembe in Dowa where people are said to have been severely hit by food shortage.
Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe Need $4 Bn to Recover From Devastating Cyclones
Over US$4 billion is needed to help Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe recover from the devastating effects of Cyclone Idai that hit the three southern African nations earlier this year.
Police Accused of Selective Justice
Political and governance commentators are accusing the Malawi Police Service of applying selective justice in the way it has handled cases of petrol bomb attacks on opposition figures and human rights defenders.
UK Decries Msundwe Police Rape Allegations
The British High Commissioner to Malawi Ms. Holly Tett has decried the recent allegations of rape and defilement leveled against police officers at Msundwe in Lilongwe.
ECAMA, EU Take Student Debate to South
Economics Association of Malawi (ECAMA) and the European Union (EU) this week took the students debate to Blantyre where Polytechnic, Chancellor College, Blantyre International University and Catholic University battled it out.