News In Southern Region (3242)
State Closes Chisale Attempted Murder Case
State has finished parading eight witnesses against Norman Chisale in an attempted murder that the bodyguard of former president, Peter Mutharika, is answering in the high court in Blantyre.
Kabambe Goes on Nationwide Campaign Trail
The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Presidential hopeful, Dr. Dalitso Kabambe, says Lower Shire needs Members of Parliament who understand the Shire Valley Transformation Project which he says is a magic bullet for the socio-economic development of the people in the area.
FDH Bank Bails Out MUST
The Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) has indicated that it has an uphill task to achieve the buy a gadget campaign for every student, as out 3, 000 planned gadgets, they have only managed to get less than 500 gadgets.
Police Impound Lorry Carrying Charcoal in Neno
Amid concerns of growing charcoal business and how the product finds its way into the major cities of the country, Police in Neno district have impounded a lorry carrying over one hundred bags of charcoal.
EPM Supports 3 CBOs in MJ and CZ
In its drive to contribute towards elimination of gender-based violence in Mulanje and Chiradzulu districts, a tea growing company, Eastern Produce Malawi (EPM) has donated K750, 000 to three Community Based Organizations (CBOs).
Ex- MYPs Give Govt Ultimatum Over Terminal Benefits
Former officers for the defunct Malawi Young Pioneers (MYP) have given government two weeks to respond to their concerns bordering on terminal benefits and failure which they will stage demonstrations.
Defilement Suspects’ Bail Worries Minister
Minister of Gender, Community Development and Social Welfare Patricia Kaliati says she is always bitter when she receives reports that some suspected defilers are walking shoulders high in communities having been released on either court or police bail.
CMD Condemns Intolerance Ahead of By-Elections
Centre for Multiparty Democracy (CMD) has condemned reports of deliberate provocation and political castigation which are happening in some constituencies ahead of the March 30, 2021 by-elections saying such actions have no space in democracy.
Breast Cancer Patient Sends SOS
A 28-year-old Chikondi Kazembe who was receiving breast cancer treatment at the Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre has been referred to India for further treatment.
EGPAF, FAST Urge Health Workers to Scale Up TB Mgmt
Two well-known health organizations have asked medical practitioners to scale up management of tuberculosis during this Covid 19 pandemic in order to ensure that citizens, mainly children, are protected.
