Degraded Hills and Mountains Fight Back
There is time for consequences. Malawi is currently in pain, suffering and anger following the devastating tropical cyclone Freddy that hit the southern region mid March this year.
Nsanje Boat Accident – 7 Bodies Recovered Says Chief
Senior Group Village Head Mnembe of the area of Traditional Authority Mbenje in Nsanje district says seven bodies have been recovered following the Monday tragic boat accident.
Three Killed in Ntcheu Road Accident
Senior Group Village Head Mnembe of the area of Traditional Authority Mbenje in Nsanje district says seven bodies have been recovered following the Monday tragic boat accident.
Phokera Boat Accident Shocks Govt – 23 Still Missing
The government has expressed its deep sorrow over a tragic marine accident that occurred at the Phokera dock in the area of Senior Chief Mbenje, Nsanje.
Resource Constraints Choke QECH Stroke Unit; A Year On
Imagine you are at the comfort of your home on what you anticipated to be a peaceful night, and you receive a phone call only to be informed that your loved one has fainted.
Emulate Kamuzu’s Fighting Spirit - Chakwera
President Lazarus Chakwera has advised Malawians to emulate what he says was a fighting spirit that former president Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda had in fighting for freedom and the independence that Malawians enjoy now.
134 Exhibitors Set for 33rd Malawi International Trade Fair
Malawi Confederation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (MCCCI) says the 33rd International Trade Fair will be held from May 17 to May 26th 2023 at the Trade Fair Grounds in Blantyre.
Malawians Not Embracing National Clean Up - WESNET
Water and Environmental Sanitation Network (WESNET) has expressed dissatisfaction that the National Clean-Up initiative has not gained much momentum to keep the surroundings clean as expected.
Information Gaps Affecting Climate Change Programs
Information gaps on available opportunities that could assist in conserving the environment are said to be negatively affecting efforts being made by local communities in climate change adaptation.
Airtel Malawi's Zili Mwa Ife Recipient Dress Ntcheu Learners
Winter is here again and for 120 primary learners at Kalande and Lusape primary schools in Traditional Authority (TA) Ganya in Ntcheu, nothing will discourage them to attend classes in this period as Tivekeni Initiative has dressed them all.
NGO Supports Community Policing Forums in GBV Fight
A Mzuzu based Non Governmental Organization - Purple Innovations for women and girls has deplored continued cases of gender based violence in the area of Inkosi Chindi in Mzimba which are impacting negatively on the social economic rights of women and girls.
Cotton Farmers Push for Local Production of Hybrid Seeds
The Cotton Farmers Association, (COFA) has asked hybrid seed suppliers to start producing the seeds locally amid complaints that the exorbitant prices of imported seeds are deterring farmers from growing the crop.
Church Program Winds Cyclone Response Project
The Church and Society Program of the CCAP Blantyre Synod on Wednesday finished its Tropical Cyclone Response Project with the distribution of relief items to 50 households from Malunda village in Traditional Authority Njema at the foot of Mulanje Mountain.
Daza Bails Out Neno District Council
A renowned humanitarian and business woman Triephornia Bender Daza has bailed out the Neno district council office by paying a 5 million kwacha water bill.
Govt Sends MoU to Mutharika Family on Mausoleum Take-over
The Ministry of Tourism said it has sent a draft Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to the Mutharika family regarding the transfer of management of late Bingu wa Mutharika's Mpumulo wa Bata Mausoleum in Thyolo.
Former Thyolo DC Found With Case to Answer
Thyolo Senior Resident Magistrate Assunta Maxwell on Wednesday found former Thyolo District Commissioner (DC) Justine Kathumba with a case in a matter the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) is prosecuting him for allegedly selling the council's land at Bvumbwe trading center without advertisement.