News In Southern Region (3242)
Old Mutual Donates K5 million Cholera Supplies to Malamulo Adventist, Chiringa Hospitals
Old Mutual Foundation has called upon hospitals under the Christian Health Association of Malawi (CHAM) to be prudent with the medical supplies donated by the corporate world towards the cholera fight.
Shire Valley ADD Concedes Gaps in New Farming Technologies Adoption
The Shire Valley Agricultural Development Division (ADD) has conceded gaps among farmers in the Valley on adoption of newly introduced farming technologies in the face of climatic shocks.
65-Year-Old Nsanje Woman Killed
Unknown assailants last night killed a 65 year old woman, Malita Liva Tchapo from Lambwe 2 village, under Traditional Authority Malemia in Nsanje district, police have confirmed.
SWRB Targets 29000 Customers by 2040 in Phalombe
There are high prospects of improved quality water supply to residents at Phalombe Boma and Migowi as the Southern Region Water Board (SWRB) contemplates to construct new piped water system.
Namiwa 'Abductors' Still at Large
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) is yet to arrest suspects behind the alleged abduction of activist, Sylvester Namiwa in July last year.
Child Traffickers Earn 14 years in Thyolo
Two human traffickers from Chikwawa have been sentenced to 14 years imprisonment each in Thyolo for trafficking and offering to sell an eight-year old boy at K2 million.
Cash Transfer Begins in Neno
The Neno District Council is distributing K463, 200, 000 to 6, 176 hunger-stricken families in all the four traditional authorities under the 2022-23 Lean Season Response Cash Transfers.
Electrocuted Woman Seeks ESCOM’s Help
A mother of six, Eliza Manyera, from Mangazi village, Senior chief Chimaliro in Thyolo has asked the Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) to assist her after she was electrocuted last week by the 'abandoned' power lines.
Man with Albinism Missing in Phalombe
A 39-year-old man with albinism from Phalombe is missing three days after he was last seen.
K120 Million Grant for Improved Livelihoods in Neno
Tigawe Luso Cooperative chairperson Rozario Chimbetete has encouraged people suffering from Non-Communicable diseases to form cooperatives as a way of generating enough income for improvement of their diets and livelihoods.
