News In Southern Region (3247)
Zodiak Promises Continued Professionalism
Zodiak Broadcasting Station (ZBS) has vowed to continue serving its audience with professional content that has no any political connotation.
Girls’ Hostel Project Stalls
Construction of a girls’ hostel at Khwalala Community Day Secondary School in Mulanje that started in 2015 is yet to complete, three years after its completion deadline.
Africa Youth for Inclusion in Decision Making
Some Africa young people have challenged authorities in their countries to start engaging the youth at all stages of decision making if efforts to deal with social economic challenges facing most African countries are to yield expected results.
Ward Councilor Under Probe for Alleged Defilement
Police in Mulanje are investigating reports that a ward councilor in the district may have been defiling and impregnated a 14-year-old girl.
Man In for Murder Allegation
Police in Phalombe have arrested a 31 year-old-man, Dyton Malinga, for allegedly killing a 22 year-old-man, Chimwemwe Chimberenga, of Nampinga Village, Senior Chief Kaduya in Phalombe on suspicion that he stole a bicycle.
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ACB Blasts Judiciary on Mpinganjira Release
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has taken a swipe at the Judiciary arm of government for the release of banker, Dr. Thom Mpinganjira, in the alleged judge shopping case.
Falling Walls Kill a Child, Injure 3 People in Nsanje
A girl child has been killed and three others seriously injured in Nsanje after walls of the houses they were living in fell on them.
Mosquito Nets Theft Suspects Granted Bail
Balaka Second Grade Magistrate’s court has granted bail to two health surveillance assistants who were arrested for alleged theft of 200 government mosquito nets.
Chikuli Bridge in Mulanje Submerged
Chikuli bridge in Mulanje has been submerged following heavy downpour the district has been receiving since Tuesday.
No Names for Now – ACB
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has insisted will not rush into making public names of alleged judge shoppers in the high profile elections case prematurely.
