News In Central Region (1315)
Maneb Donates Tree Seedlings To Kasungu Schools
The Malawi National Examination Board (Maneb) proved this week that their ideals do not only end at formulating and administering examinations in Malawi but also play a role as a citizen to ensure that the country has trees and they are cared for.
Increased Child Marriages And Teenage Pregnancies Blamed On Parenting
Parenting is thought to be contributing to rise in child marriages and teenage pregnancies in Mchinji district.
CDEDI Challenges LC, SKC, APM Ahead of ConCourt Verdict
The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development-CDEDI-says Malawi’ three top political leaders need to tread carefully ensuring they are in the forefront preaching genuine peace among their followers now, during and after court verdict.
Presidential Election Case Judgment, February 3rd, 2020: High Court Says
Registrar of the High Court and Supreme Court of Appeal in Malawi, Agnes Patemba, has announced that ruling of the constitutional court judges trying the presidential election case shall be pronounced on Monday, February 3rd, 2020.
Tension Among Chewa and Ngonis In Dowa As Gulewamkulu Splits Feathers
A Chewa village and a Ngoni village are daggers drawn in Dowa district where the former is accusing the latter of abusing gulewamkulu, a Chewa traditional mask dance.
Divisions in DPP: Experts Suggest Immediate Remedies
President Peter Mutharika has, yet again, been compelled to publicly remind his party officials and followers that he is in charge, a statement that has raised eyebrows at what could be going on.
T/A Chakhaza in Dowa Hit Hard With Maize Shortage
There are calls for help for people in the area of Traditional Authority Chakhaza in Dowa where a significant number of homes do not have access to maize for food.
Experts Call For Intervention On Drug Abuse Among Children in Malawi
A psychologist and a child rights activist have sounded an SoS over reports of increasing drug abuse among children.
Lilongwe Teachers’ Training College Students Protest Unpaid Allowances
Teacher trainees at Lilongwe Teachers’ Training College run amuck Monday morning when police fired teargas to disperse an otherwise peaceful assembly.
Ombudsman To Begin Probe Into Management Of Council Funds
Investigations into alleged abuse of public funds in local councils will begin in February now that the office has received submissions from all the districts.
