News In Southern Region (3211)
Police Intercept Trucks with Fertilizer
Police in Chikwawa have intercepted two trucks full of bags of fertilizer heading to Blantyre amid growing concerns that a lot of people are struggling to access the farm inputs from the Affordable Input Program (AIP).
Man Jailed for Rape and Defilement in Neno
With cases of defilement and rape increasing daily in the country and despite receiving wide condemnation from different quarters of the society, some men are continuing with the vice.
BT Synod Drills Teachers in Individualized Education
The Blantyre Synod of the CCAP Church has drilled teachers in Neno district in individualized education plan amid shortage of special needs teachers in the district where only six are available.
Chimpweya Laid to Rest
A well-known Photo journalist Late James Chimphweya has been buried with a call to upcoming journalists to emulate a humble, hardworking and corruption free spirit of the fallen journalist.
Stormy Rains Wreak Havoc in Thyolo
Stormy rains have destroyed at least 21 primary schools and one secondary school in Thyolo since October when the district received its first rains.
Action Aid Supports VSL Groups
Machinga District Council has commended Action Aid Malawi for its support towards improving rural financial access through empowering Village Savings and Loans (VSL) groups.
Increasing Defilement Cases Worry Mulanje Officials
The District Social Welfare Office in Mulanje says it will leave no one behind in the fight against child abuse in Mulanje amid a surge in cases of defilement in the district.
Media Mourn James Chimpweya
The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Malawi Chapter says is deeply saddened with the “untimely and shocking death” of James Chimpweya.
FPAM Engages Traditional Leaders on Family Planning
Family Planning Association of Malawi (FPAM) has engaged traditional leaders in Chikwawa district to popularize family planning in the district.
Theft of Materials Worries Contractor
A Contractor in the construction works of the canal under the Shire Valley Transformation Program has complained of massive theft of construction materials by some workers and surrounding communities in Chikwawa district.
