News In Central Region (1297)
Govt Wants 80% of Malawians on Internet by 2023
The Principal Secretary of E-government in the Ministry of Information and Digitalisation Francis Bisika has said several interventions are being put in place by the government to reach over 80 percent of Malawians with cheaper and reliable Internet by 2023.
Zimbabwean Pastor Challenges the Church in Malawi on economic Transformation
Renowned Zimbabwean evangelist and motivation speaker Bishop Tudor Bismark has urged religious leaders in Malawi to champion the spirit of positive mindset towards national and regional development.
SEED CO Malawi Moves Closer To The Farmer
Seed manufacturers and distributors SEED-Co Malawi has shortened the distance farmers cover to access seeds through a new shop around Old Town in the capital Lilongwe away from its offices at Kanengo.
CoP 27 to Discuss Loss and Damage Financing
Delegates at the twenty-seventh United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (CoP27) have agreed to put the controversial “loss and damage financing” issue among agenda items for world leaders to deliberate during their meeting in Sharm el-Sheikh Egypt.
Experts’ expectations for CoP27
Environmentalists have called on world leaders to periodize issues of climate financing during the twenty-seventh United Nations Climate Change Conference of Parties (CoP27) underway in Sharm el-Sheikh Egypt to facilitate smooth recovery of people from effects of climate change.
Bwaila Hospital in Dire Straits
A meeting of high emotions it was! One clinician nearly shed a tear when she implied that the ministry of health lied to the nation yesterday by releasing a statement to the effect the problem had been rectified when it was not.
Chakwera Warned to Take Reforms with Caution
Political and agriculture experts have hailed President Lazarus Chakwera for openly admitting that the Agricultural Inputs Programme (AIP) is failing to meet its intended purpose and making a commitment to make urgent reforms to make it efficient.
Tonse Alliance Partners Side with Chakwera
Some partners in the Tonse Alliance government have said President Lazarus Chakwera’s declaration that his interest is to serve Malawians, not political needs, will not affect relations among parties in the ruling coalition.
AIP Mess: Cabinet Reshuffle Imminent, Lowe Fired
President Lazarus Chakwera has told the nation that he is not impressed with the performance of some of his cabinet ministers who are not only incompetent but also corrupt, and has since fired two.
Stakeholders Asked To Do More In Value Addition Promotion
Agriculture stakeholders in Nkhotakota District have been asked to do more on provision of technical support in promoting value addition of agricultural products.
