News In Northern Region (503)
Media Could Make Or Break-NICE Trust Appeals For Ethical Reporting
The National Initiative for Civic Education Trust is demanding of journalists nothing but ethical execution of their work away from reporting that has potential to incite violence ahead of pronouncement of the verdict in the presidential election case by the five-member panel of constitutional court judges.
Civil Society Alliance Weighs In On Judge Bribing Expose'
The consortium Against Organized and Serious Crimes has written the ACB demanding swift arrest of the two people implicated in attempts to bribe the five judges who have been hearing the presidential election case in Constitutional Court.
Anti-Quota Protesters Petition Mzuzu Education Division
The Anti-quota Movement today presented a petition at the Northern region education division offices in Mzuzu to stress their dissatisfaction with a system they say disadvantages those deserving meritoriously.
WVM Hands Over K60m Girls Hostel
In its quest to compliment government efforts aimed at reducing challenges that weigh down the education sector, World Vision Malawi has handed over a K60 million girls hostel at Chindindi Community Day Secondary school in Mzimba South.
Teachers Down Tools Over Unpaid December Salaries
Teachers who were not paid December 2019 salaries on account of failure to submit national identity cards as now required in Malawi, have stopped teaching in a demonstration of frustration at the development.
Mmbelwa Declares Mzikubola Chieftaincy Wrangle Resolved
Inkosi ya Makosi Mmbelwa the fifth says the chiefs council has finally resolved the decade long wrangles over the Inkosi Mzikubola throne by designating Mr Khetwayo Jere as the rightful heir in a matter which was being fought in the courts.
Paramount Kyungu Urges Decisive Action on Outlaws
On Saturday, Paramount Chief Kyungu of Karonga called together chiefs in his jurisdiction for a soul searching discussion on rising cases of mob justice based on unproven suspicions of witchcraft where the elderly have become victims of attacks.
Workers Tell New Admarc CEO; Admarc Abused by Politicians
Workers for ADMARC in the north and central regions separately met their new Acting CEO, Felix Jumbe, days ago and in discussions with him was an observation that the corporation meant to serve Malawians was being abused by politicians.
RA Says Designing of Mbirima Border Road Underway
Roads Authority says it understands the strategic importance of the Chitipa Mbirima Border road as it offers an alternative to Malawians trading with Tanzania.
Chitipa Citizens Foot Down Against MRA Border Staff
Demonstrations which citizens of Chitipa conducted on Friday aimed at forcing government to remove Malawi Revenue Authority MRA officers at Mbirima Border Post where Malawi shares her boundary with Tanzania has ended in massive looting of shops, Zodiak Online can confirm.
