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Health think tanks say the first and second waves of covid 19 have taught the country lessons to prepare for and manage the looming third wave.
Wednesday evening in Blantyre, Castel Malawi introduced to imbibers a new product on market; Doppel Munich.
Patients at Chiradzulu District Hospital were yesterday left unattended to from morning to later in the afternoon because health workers downed their tools.
Chief Resident Magistrate’s Court in Blantyre has ordered state to serve all further documents it intends to use in a case which Andrew Ngomwa is answering within 48 hours.
EasyBooks Solutions, has donated a motorbike to Linjidzi Anglican Parish of the Anglican Diocese of Southern Malawi.
Electricity Generation Company (EGENCO) says siltation has cost the company about K10 billion in three years.
National Local Government Finance Committee (NLGF) has come up with a Citizen Budget Template that will simplify communication between councils and communities on budgeted development projects.
Old Mutual has declared an 11 percent Bonus Guarantee Fund in an attempt to cushion customers from economic hardships orchestrated by COVID-19 in 2020.
There is growing outrage following revelation that Malmed Healthcare Service allegedly organized a special arrangement with Asian community for COVID-19 vaccination exercise in Blantyre which was slated for today.
State has closed its case by parading three final witnesses; a medical officer, police officer and a guardian who was in the ward where the alleged offense occurred.