News In Southern Region (3244)
Nsanje-Marka Road Misses Revised Completion Deadline
The ministry of transport has disclosed that Nsanje- Marka road construction works will be completed by the end of next month.
FPAM Exits N'zatonse Phase4 in Neno
Neno district commissioner Hudson Kuphanga has called on players in the family planning services delivery to intensify their services in hard to reach areas in a bid to promote sexual reproductive and health rights among the rural masses.
Cholera Kills Headteacher in Thyolo
A primary school headteacher at Mwitere in Thyolo has died of cholera, Wednesday, health authorities have confirmed.
Crime Rate Decreases in Mangochi
Mangochi Police Station has registered an overall 16 Percent crime decrease in the just ended year 2022.
Activist Dragged to Court over Alleged Fraud
The senior resident magistrate’s court in Blantyre has started hearing a case which an environmental activist, Godfrey Mfiti, is being accused of defrauding Jacqueline Makiyi.
Lack of Clean Water Worsens Cholera Situation in Makhetha
Malawi has a long way to go to contain the current cholera outbreak.
Govt Tipped on Disaster Survivors’ Relocation
Nsanje and Chikwawa Socio-Economic Development Trust has snubbed the government's move to stop helping victims of manmade disasters such as floods and mudslides before providing amenities in the upper areas.
DoDMA Responds to Hunger in Neno
The Department of Disaster and Management Affairs (DODMA) has over the weekend distributed 920 bags of maize to hunger stricken families in Neno district as they await cash transfer for the months of December last year to March 2023.
Road Users in Liwonde Worry with Congestion
Road users around Liwonde Township in Machinga on Monday asked the district’s council to identify a new parking space for trucks that are ferrying fertilizers from the township, noting that the trucks are causing panic along the Liwonde–Ntaja road commonly known as the Bakili Muluzi Highway due to congestion.
Police Hunting Chilima's 'Resignation' Letter Author
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) has launched an investigation to track the author of a 'fake letter' purporting the resignation of state vice president Saulos Chilima.
