News In Southern Region (3242)
Ministry Awaits Parliament to Approve Proposal on Trouser Uniforms
The Ministry of Education says it is waiting for parliament's approval and a policy change to allow primary school learners wear trousers as uniform.
Malawi Govt Tightens Nuts on Import and Export of Goods
The government has gazetted new regulations on export and import of some products by amending Control of Goods (Import and Export Licence) Regulations of 2020.
Govt Steps Up Awareness on Bamboo Farming
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Climate Change has intensified awareness campaigns for communities to venture into giant bamboo farming across the country.
MCP Noncommittal on Filling NEC Positions
The Malawi Congress Party (MCP) is noncommittal as to when it will fill the remaining positions in its National Executive Committee which were not contested for during its recent elective conference.
No School Should Adjust Fees Without Approval - MoE
The Ministry of Education says no school should adjust any form of fees without the approval of the ministry.
High Cost of Anti-rabies Vaccine hits Likoma
High cost of anti- rabies drugs is said to be a major challenge that is compromising the treatment of dog bites in Likoma district’s health facilities.
Malawi to Test Ore Locally
An outcry against the decades-long practice of sending abroad huge amounts of ore samples for testing may come to an end following the coming of a machine for the tusk which an American mining company, Judah Mining Resources Limited has sourced.
MCP Dares Youth On Violence
The Malawi Congress Party (MCP) has urged the country’s youth to desist from falling into politicians' trap by inciting violence, saying once caught they will face the long arm of the law.
Embrace Modern Farming Technologies to Fight Hunger - Agriculture Experts
Agriculture authorities in Mulanje, a southern regio district in Malawi, have challenged farmers to embrace modern farming technologies in the wake of unreliable weather patterns as a result of climate change.
Delayed Major Road Works in Lower Shire Worry Communities
Anxiety is growing among communities and other stakeholders in Chikwawa and Nsanje districts following government’s delay to commence rehabilitation projects for some two major roads in the district, namely the Thabwa-Fatima and Chapananga roads.
