News In Central Region (1334)
Mia Lobbies for Clean Water & Sanitation for Mw at UN 2023 US Water Summit
Water and Sanitation minister, Abida Mia, is set to address delegates at the UN 2023 Water Conference Thursday, March 23rd on how the newly established ministry is working to handle water and sanitation issues in Malawi.
Countries Respond to Malawi’s Freddy Response; Recovery
Despite a delay that caused concern among Malawians and the nation’s leaders on the world’s response to the disaster that has hit Malawi resulting from Cyclone Freddy, now aid and support is pouring in.
Three Family Members Injured in KU
Three family members have sustained serious injuries after a wall of their house fell on them at Chisiwiri Village in the area of Senior chief Lukwa in Kasungu on Friday morning.
Seven Thousand Cataract Patients to Access Free Surgery
At least 7000 patients with cataract will get a second chance to have eyesight, thanks to the Malawi Network of Order Persons Organizations (MANEPO).
Countries Respond to Malawi’s Freddy Response; Recovery
Despite a delay that caused concern among Malawians and the nation’s leaders on the world’s response to the disaster that has hit Malawi resulting from Cyclone Freddy, now aid and support is pouring in.
Cyclone Freddy Devastates Health Systems Across Malawi
The Ministry of Health in Malawi has released information revealing the devastating toll Cyclone Freddy has taken on health systems across multiple districts in the country.
Public University Applications go Digital
The National Council of Higher Education (NCHE) say the introduction of a public university selection computer-based application will ease the challenges that learners were facing with manual applications.
Kasungu Buffalo Poachers Jailed
The Department of Parks and Wildlife has expressed satisfaction with the conviction and sentencing of two poachers in Kasungu who have earned themselves seven years and three months each for poaching a buffalo in the protected area.
Death Toll From Cyclone Freddy Nears 200
The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DODMA) says as of Tuesday morning, the death toll from Cyclone Freddy related disasters stood at 190, mainly in the southern part of Malawi.
No Extra Cholera Vaccine for Malawi - WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) says Malawi should not anticipate to receive additional oral cholera vaccine doses it requested any time soon as the global health organization does not have enough stocks.
