News In Central Region (1296)
LL Motorists Panic In Anticipation For Dry Spells At Pump Stations
There is a mounting rush by motorists to fill their tanks in pump stations in anticipation of a dry spell. Our spot-checks in the city have revealed that the rush has been fueled by the fact that some filling stations in the city have been dry for two days.
ACB Disregard Amnesty; Sattar Investigations To Continue
The Anti-Corruption Bureau has expressed ignorance at the move taken by the Attorney General Thabo Chakaka Nyirenda to offer a 60-day amnesty to those that corruptly accumulated wealth through dealings.
81 Foreign Nationals Nabbed for Illegal Stay
The department of Immigration and Citizenship services has deported eight foreign nationals and 73 others being investigated after they were apprehended during the festive season for being in the country without permits.
Govt Blamed For Poor Drainage Systems
Poor and absent drainage systems are being blamed for increased and perennial cases of flooding in Lilongwe city where, for example, public and private property was destroyed following stormy rains last night.
LIGHTNING KILLS ONE IN KASUNGU
Schools Open for 2022 With Covid-19 Preventive Measures Wanting
First day of school opening has exposed that learners are not following Covid-19 preventive measures.
New Micro Credit Agency Open Doors In Malawi
Local micro, small and medium enterprises have a chance of boosting their entrepreneurship and capabilities through access to financing following the rolling out of operations by a new Malawian Micro Credit Agency.
Ntcheu Prophet Nabbed for Alleged Rape
In Ntcheu, a 29-year-old self-acclaimed prophet, Joseph Gamaliyele is in Police custody for allegedly raping a 23-year-old woman in the district.
APAM Calls for Mindset Change Towards PWAs
The Association of Persons with Albinism in Malawi - APAM says a lack of awareness on albinism is challenging efforts to protect people with albinism in the country.
Chinese Community Donates PPE to Immigration Dept
Members of the Chinese community have donated Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to Central Regional Immigration Office.
