News In Southern Region (3242)
Katsonga Cautions Men who Abandon Physically Challenged Children
Member of Parliament for Neno South Constituency, Mark Katsonga Phiri, has urged men who have children with physical disability to take full responsibility over them.
NfYD Donates Sun Screen Lotion to Muloza Health Center
Network for Youth Development (NfYD) on Friday donated 60 bottles of the lotion to Muloza Health Centre in Mulanje district.
BCC Moves in to Boost Sanitation and Recreation
Blantyre City Council (BCC) has moved in to revamp recreation parks in the city by opening doors up to corporate world for partnerships in running the places.
NSTGA Mediates Tea Growers - Association Dispute
The National Smallholder Tea Growers Association (NSTGA) says will intervene to resolve misunderstandings between smallholder tea growers in Mulanje and Thyolo and their mother body, Thuchira Tea Association.
Mulanje Stolen Baby Recovered
The new born baby that was stolen from its mother at Mulanje District Hospital on Monday has been recovered.
Police Rescue Witchcraft Accused Victims in MJ
As attacks on women on witchcraft accusations continue, angry mob in Mulanje on Sunday nearly killed a 60 year old woman and her 20 year old son by burning on suspicion that they killed their relation through magic.
Lower Shire Goes Dry; Farmers Panic
Fears of imminent a looming hunger have engulfed people in the Lower Shire following dry spells that have hit the area.
Parliament Asks Citizens for Remedies on Defilement
The Parliamentary Committee on Social and Community Affairs has dared the citizenry to propose penalties that can help to deal with acts of rape and defilement in the country.
Mthawanji Publishes Chiphadzuwa cha Usiku
Renowned short story writer and poet, Dyson Mthawanji, has taken an extra mile in his writing career to publish a 75-page Chichewa book titled Chiphadzuwa cha Usiku.
Nchalo Greenbelt Under Fire
About 600 cotton farmers and more than 25 workers under Nchalo Greenbelt Limited in Chikwawa have lambasted authorities for failing to pay them their monthly dues for seven months now.
