News In Southern Region (3244)
Police Arrest 109 With Indian Hemp from January
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) has arrested 109 people who were found in possession and cultivating Indian hemp illegally from January to October this year.
GLOHOMO Tips District Councils on Human Trafficking
The Global Hope Mobilization (GLOHOMO) has challenged district councils to include human trafficking activities in the district development plans (DDP) and Social Economic Profile (SEP) to easily secure funding to counter the vice.
Sambaya Foundation Challenges Parents in Thyolo on Children's Education
A philanthropist has urged parents in Thyolo not to compromise on disciplining and encouraging their children on education if they are to attain the brighter future.
Malawians Should Pray like During 2020 Elections - EAM
The Evangelical Association of Malawi (EAM) has asked Malawians to continue praying seriously for the nation and leaders as they did during the court-sanctioned elections.
People Demand for Action Against Unjust Chiefs
Citizens in Mwanza have expressed worry over heightening incidents of some chiefs and other leaders that are reportedly registering ghost beneficiaries and their relations to benefit from various social protection initiatives amid the current hunger situation there.
Local Councils, CSOs Agree to Cement Relationship
District councils and civil society organizations (CSOs) have agreed to rebuild and cement their relationships as their interest remains on serving the interest of the common man.
MPS Call for Adequate Protection of PWAS
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) has called for extra protection of persons with albinism (PWAs) this rainy season as their security is threatened by noise caused by rains and darkness.
ESCOM Commences New Connections End December
The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) says it will start connecting new customers by the end of this December through a US$ 150 million secured from the World Bank.
MoH, PIH Call for Change on Lifestyle
The Ministry of Health through the Neno District health Office and Partners in Health (PIH) has called on people to change their lifestyles.
Driver Fined K600, 000 for Possessing Trees in Thyolo
A 52-year-old man driver, Isaac Lumanga, has been ordered to pay a fine of K600, 000 or in default serve a 10-month jail term for being found in possession and trafficking forest produce in Thyolo without permit.
