News In Southern Region (3242)
Girls in Chikwawa Flock to Mozambique
Pressured by chiefs’ strong stance against early marriages, girls in Ngabu area in Chikwawa are reported crossing the border to Mozambique to do sexual activities.
First Lady Pledges to Protect Girls’ Dignity
First Lady Monica Chakwera has pledged to fight for dignity and safety of girls and elderly in the country.
Chikwawa Demands Development
Some concerned citizens in Chikwawa have conducted demonstrations petitioning the District Commissioner to address the infrastructure and unemployment challenges.
CCJP Horrified by Abuse of Girl Child
While horrified and appalled by the recent defilement case in Chikwawa, the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace, CCJP has condemned the tendency of making viral ugly scenes involving a minor who was defiled by a 38 year old man.
Blue Night Case Back in Court
Parties in the Blue Night case will on 12 November, 2020 appear before high court in Zomba for a scheduling conference where the court will set the ball rolling for the case.
Malawi Registering Few COVID-19 Recoveries
Since September, Malawi has been registering a decrease of new COVID-19 cases with some days registering a single digit.
Churches Tipped on Security
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) has tipped churches to be on security alert as robbers appear to be targeting the churches.
CAMA Predicts Economic Tough Times
Consumers Association of Malawi (CAMA) has predicted tough economic times ahead following the passing of Taxation Amendment Bill by parliament.
Govt Hailed on Subsidies
An agriculture expert Tamani Nkhono Mvula has commended government for continued affordable input subsidy program despite calls by developed countries to abolish it.
56, 331 Families Earmarked in One Acre Fund Loans
One Acre Fund says it has targeted 56, 331 families in its farm inputs loan program.
