News In Southern Region (3242)
MACRA to Erect New Towers to Promote Mobile Money Services
The Malawi Communication Regulatory Authority (MACRA) has disclosed that it wants to erect 76 network towers in hard-to-reach areas in the next five years as a way of promoting mobile money transaction services and communication to all.
Limbe Police Wears Rainbow
Rainbow Paints says it has spent over K18 million in painting Limbe Police Station in fulfillment of its corporate social responsibility.
MRCS Disperses K10.5 million to Storm Ana Survivors
Balaka District Council has hailed Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) for reaching out to Tropical Storm Ana survivors with a K10.5 million cash in the district in Traditional Authority's Amidu, Phimbi, and Kalembo whose houses were heavily affected early January.
Malawians Fear K5, 000 to Trigger High Inflation
Hours after the Reserve Bank of Malawi has let the K5, 000 note into circulation, some Malawians are afraid of high inflation and difficulties in business transactions.
Care Malawi Launches 2022 Tropical Storm Ana Emergency Response
Care Malawi has launched its 2022 Tropical Storm Ana Emergency Response Program currently pegged at US$500, 000 which is slightly over K402 million.
Bad Weather Delays Rare Earth Exploration in Mt Mountain
Akatswiri Mineral Resources says continued harsh weather has delayed the resumption of exploration of rare earth at Chambe basin in Mount Mulanje Biosphere Reserve.
Reaping Fruits of Child Friendly Mobile Courts in Neno
For most children in Neno district to access fair justice has always been a nightmare due to a number of obstacles on their way.
Abandoned Luchenza Dam a Solution to Water Woes at MUST
Malawi University of Science and Technology, MUST, in Thyolo says water problems at the institution can only end if government revive the abandoned Luchenza multipurpose dam project.
Conservation Agriculture Outclassing Conventional Against Climate Change Effects
A principal scientist for International Maize and wheat improvement center (CIMMYT) has tipped farmers in Malawi and southern Africa, to fully adopt conservation agriculture saying it has proved ideal amidst climate change challenges.
CCJP, HIVOS Call for Integrity Among Elective Leaders
Two well-known organizations, the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace, CCJP and HIVOS have asked elective leaders to demonstrate integrity in their work amid reports that public procurement is marred by fraud and corruption in the country.
