News In Southern Region (3242)
Rule of Law Vital to End Theft of Public Money - PAC
The quasi-religious body Public affairs Committee (PAC) says strengthening of rule of law can assist the country to wipe out the deep-rooted corruption and theft of public resources.
Crime Rate Down By 10% in Neno
Police in Neno district have called for collaboration between police and the community policing forums in a bid to combat crime in the district.
MGB Threatens to Revoke Licenses for Bet Companies
The Malawi Gaming Board (MGB) has threatened to revoke licenses of sports betting companies amid reports that children are patronizing their places.
19 Years IHL for Defilement
A Mangochi Senior Resident Magistrate's court on Monday convicted and sentenced a 37-year-old man to 19 years Imprisonment with Hard Labor (IHL) for defiling his 8-year-old stepdaughter.
Identifying Gaps in Laws Critical in GBV Fight- MLS
The Malawi Law Society (MLS) has underscored the need to look at existing gaps in laws if any, for the country to win the fight against Gender Based Violence (GBV).
Mulanje DCPC and its ACPCs Visit Mangochi
Over the weekend, representatives of District and Area Civil Protection Committees in Mulanje had interaction sessions with their counterparts in Mangochi.
3 ESCOM Employees Die in Balaka Road Accident
Three Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) employees have died in Balaka after their vehicle overturned on Sunday at Chusoka area along Zalewa- Chingeni road.
Phalombe Men Urged to Report GBV Cases
Traditional Authority (TA) Nyezelera of Phalombe has challenged men in the district to report to relevant authorities perpetrators of Gender based violence (GBV)
Judge Potani Condition Improving - Police
Supreme Court Judge Healey Potani is reported to be in stable condition as he continues to receive treatment at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital after being involved in a road accident Saturday afternoon on the M1 road near Matindi in Blantyre.
CBTA Says Immigration Act Review Vital
Cross-border Traders in Malawi have expressed hope that the review of the outdated Immigration Act will strengthen border migration and management in the country’s borders.
