News In Southern Region (3242)
Road Accident Kills Police Officer
A police officer has died after a car he was traveling in was involved in an accident in Limbe - Blantyre on Tuesday.
Workers Threaten to Release COVID-19 Clients
Frontline workers at Kamuzu College of Nursing COVID-19 isolation center in Blantyre have stopped attending to clients to force authorities pay them outstanding allowances.
Ndisakanizeni’ on the go in Neno
The World Bank has pumped in $60 million towards improving nutritional status of under five children in Neno district under Investing in Early Years Project.
Atupele Promises Balaka People Development
With few days to Fresh Presidential Election, DPP/UDF alliance running mate, Atupele Muluzi on Sunday gave people of Balaka some hope through developmental promises among them the upgrading of Balaka- Mangochi via Chilipa earth road.
Chonde Health Centre Stays 2 Weeks under Seal
Two weeks ago, some irate villagers vandalized Chonde Health Centre in Mulanje district, accusing health workers at the facility of negligence.
Prison Fires Six Officers
The Malawi Prison Service has fired six of its officers from different stations prison, authorities have confirmed.
Local Leader under Fire in Phalombe over UTM rally
A Group Village Head woman in Phalombe is under fire for ordering UTM supporters not to hold any political rally in her area as campaign period continues.
Govt Connects 28 Communities with Mobile Network
Government says it has now reached to 28 rural sites out of the 136 targeted for mobile towers intended to connect people in the rural setups where mobile companies are yet to reach them.
BT C.C.A.P Synod Trains Teachers in Inclusive Education
Blantyre Synod of the CCAP through its education department with funding from Save the Children Malawi, is training a total of 60 teachers in special needs education in Neno district in a bid to make inclusive education achievable.
Election Administrators Urged to be Professional
As the fresh presidential poll draws closer, election administrators have been urged to be professional to achieve fair and credible election.
