Flood survivors in some disaster-prone districts say they are ready to relocate to safety should government earmark land where they can resettle.

A consortium of three youth focused organizations has observed that lack of knowledge and skills is hampering youths in the country to lobby for resource allocation at district level.

Official opening of the long awaited Phalombe district hospital hangs in the balance as government says it yet to procure non-medical equipment for the district’s referral facility.

Communities in Phalombe say implementation of projects under Governance to Enable Service Delivery (GESD) is paying dividends.

Authorities in Phalombe say lack of designated vehicle and inadequate funding to collect waste in its dumping sites is affecting management of waste in the district.

Youths in Phalombe say public finance management tracking exercise they have been conducting in the district is bearing positive results.

The Forestry Research Institute of Malawi (FRIM) says routine surveys have indicated a subsidized population level of two pests out of three that hit the country’s blue gum trees for the past ten years.

Globe Hope Mobilization (GLOHOMO) says it will work with pro bono lawyers to help human trafficking survivors in a bid to ensure that they have legal representation in court.

Head of the Catholic Church in Malawi, Archbishop Thomas Luke Msusa has urged health workers to desist from the tendency of drug theft.

Christian Health Association of Malawi (Cham) says it is finalizing processes to migrate its payroll into government’s Human Resources Management Information System (HRMIS).