News In Southern Region (3211)
Nasolo River Can’t Breathe
It is a Thursday morning, around 10 O’clock, and I have met this woman, Agness Mzumara. She is washing in a plastic bottle and waste infested Nasolo river in Ndirande township.
CDEDI Takes Govt to Task on COVID19
The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiative (CDEDI) Executive Director Sylvester has accused the government of hypocrisy for not easing COVID – 19 restrictions in the hospitality and tourism sector.
Bangwe Weaving Factory Workers Down Tools
Workers at Malawi Council for the Handicapped (MACOHA) have embarked on an open-ended strike in an attempt to force management to increase their wages.
Wonders of Dialogue Meetings in Neno
It’s about two hours to sunset on Tuesday at Hiwa village, Group Village Headman Chidakwani, Traditional Authority Chekucheku in Neno district.
FPAM Mobile Clinics Excite Villagers
A UN Joint Programme on Girls Education (UNJPGE) III that Family Planning Association of Malawi (FPAM) is implementing in Mangochi has gained support from communities in hard-to-reach areas, mostly due to its mobile clinic component.
Love Costs 12-Year-Old Girl’s Life
A girl aged 12 has died in Mulanje after taking poison when she realized that her boyfriend was dating another girl.
Nsanje VNMC Rescues Over 50 Needy Learners
A Village Natural Resources Management Committee (VNRMC) under Group Village Kalupsya in the are of Traditional Authority Mbenje in Nsanje, has rescued over 50 orphans and vulnerable learners at Chirimba primary school in the district with school uniforms.
Luchenza Municipal Partners Water for People in Waste Mgmt
Sanitation is expected to improve in Luchenza Municipality following a joint human waste management intervention between the municipal council and Water for People.
UTM Governor Elect for Truth
The newly elected UTM District Governor for Thyolo Urban District Charles George has vowed to speak the truth about the situation on the ground about both the party and Tonse Alliance government.
85 Students Withdraw from UNIMA and MUBAS
85 students have withdrawn from University of Malawi (UNIMA) and Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS) for failing to pay tuition fees.
