News In Central Region (1337)
Moral Decay Fueling Corruption - ACB
The country's graft-busting body, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) says unless issues of moral decay among the society are addressed, the fight against corruption in the country will remain a problem.
Malawi Sitting on Gold, Livestock Farming
Indicators from several studies show that livestock farming like other sectors has the potential of saving the country’s economy from collapsing as tobacco, the main forex earner is losing economic grip globally.
A Malawian Becomes First African Mayor in The United Kingdom
Malawian Suleman Khonat has made history in the United Kingdom by becoming the first African to be mayor in that country.
Dedza Traditional Leaders Ask Gvt To Re-Introduce Public Works
Traditional Leaders in Dedza have asked government to invest more in social protection programs and to re-introduce public works programme that was suspended.
Release Farm Gate Price, Experts tell Govt
The farmers Union of Malawi FUM and an economic expert have implored government to swiftly release farm gate prices for the 2020/21 season to protect farmers from exploitation in the hands of vendors who have already flocked the communities.
No Board of Trustees to Operationalize Disability Fund
Government has conceded to taking longer to establish the board of trustees to oversee disability funds as provided for in the 2012 Disability Act owing to the review of the Act currently in progress.
COVID19 Has Affected Safe Motherhood, Advisor Worried
The outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic has put economies including that of Malawi on a tight corner.
Judge Kenyatta Nyirenda Throws Out an Application by APM & Muhara on Legal Fees
In a written judgment made on March 22 in chambers that Zodiak has seen, High Court Judge Kenyatta Nyirenda has dismissed the application by lawyers for Former president Peter Mutharika and former Chief Secretary to the government Lloyd Muhara who applied for a stay on an order to have the two pay 170 Million kwacha.
Suspect Thief Torched For Stealing Fresh Maize in Ntcheu
In Ntcheu, a 27-year-old man, Chifuniro Bulawo is battling for his dear life at Ntcheu District Hospital after a mob torched him with petrol for allegedly being found stealing fresh maize.
Youth Parliament Preps Start Next Month - Parly
Almost two years the last session of Youth Parliament was held in the country, Parliament says will next month April start preparations to convene the same this year.
