News In Southern Region (3244)
Shortage of Equipment Affects QECH Operations
Chairperson of Friends of Sick Children and Pediatrics Emergency Medicine Consultant, Dr Josephine Langton says shortage of equipment is compromising quality delivery of health services to children at the referral Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre.
Thyolo Man Earns 42 Years for Defilement
A 42-year-old tailor in Thyolo, Humphrey Tebulo has been ordered to spend 42 years in prison for defiling two girls at Chaoneka village in the area of Traditional Authority Khwethemule after it was established that, he enticed them with pieces of cloth and a K100.
Luchenza Municipality Sets K4 Million to fix Street Lights
Luchenza Municipality Mayor Sayze Simeji says his council has set aside K4 million to replace the faulty street lights with a solar system to do away with electricity costs to manage streets lighting.
TIYSO for Quality Education and Youth Empowerment
A Balaka-based Tithandizane youth organization (TIYSO) says it will embark on part-time technical skill lessons as part of youth empowerment.
Oxfam for More Funding Towards GBV Elimination
Oxfam has challenged female legislators in the country to lobby for more budgetary allocations to departments and agencies that are directly involved in management of Gender Based Violence.
Business Man Robbed at Gun Point in CZ
Police in Chiradzulu are yet to arrest some unknown criminals who attacked and robbed a mobile money businessman about K400 000 cash and two laptops in the district.
UN Global Plan on Road Safety on Course - Govt
Government says it is on track in implementing the Decade of Action UN Global Plan on Road Safety, quashing claims by some road safety stakeholders that little has been done, a year after they presented the plan to government.
Chiradzulu District Hospital Ground Labourers Bemoan Poor Working Conditions
Some temporary ground labourers at Chiradzulu District hospital have bemoaned poor working conditions they are being subjected to at the district's main hospital a development they claim is affecting their welfare.
Govt to Intervene on Primary School Teachers’ Qualifications
Ministry of education has disclosed plans to start engaging stakeholders on its plans for primary school teachers in the country to be graduating with diplomas and degrees from their respective teacher training colleges (TTCs).
MWASIP Graduates Field School Farmers in Neno
The Malawi Watershed Services Improvement Project in partnership with Neno district council, has today graduated three hundred Farmer Field School farmers in Neno district in Conservation Agriculture.
