News In Southern Region (3212)
Businesswoman Donates to Freddy Survivors
Some survivors of incessant rains that have had their houses falling in Chilipa, and Mbera were all smiles when a Balaka business lady Mercy Dossa offered them clothes and blankets to see them through.
Minister Concedes Chikwawa Communities are Suffering
Minister of Health, Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda, has noted with concern that over 20,000 people in Chikwawa are failing to access health care after fire gutted Mfera Health Centre on March 16, 2023.
Police Officer, Canadians Bail Out Cyclone Freddy Survivors in Thyolo
A police officer for Masambanjati Police Unit, Superintendent Chimwemwe Billy in collaboration with his Canadian friends on Monday donated relief items to survivors of Tropical Cyclone Freddy in the district.
Two Suspected Criminals out on Bail in Thyolo
Thyolo First Grade Magistrate Kondani Chinangwa has granted bail to two of the five suspected criminals, Rizwani Issa and Nichorus June who allegedly robbed two businesspersons of over K4.6 million at gunpoint in the district last month.
Cash Donations to Malawi Red Cross Hit K432 Million
The Malawi Red Cross Society says it has so far received cash donations of 432 million kwacha from well-wishers and the corporate world to support Cyclone Freddy survivors.
Stage Set for Maths – English Competition Prize Presentation
Chairperson of the National Organising Committee of the Mathematics – English Competition, Flywell Banda, says all is set for the prize presentation ceremony slated for tomorrow at Kamuzu Academy in Kasungu.
Mw Land Rover Defender Aids NN Cyclone Freddy Survivors
The Malawi Land Rover Defender club has mobilised over eleven vehicles to assist Cyclone Freddy relief items distribution exercise in Neno North Constituency hard to reach areas.
CRS Malawi Women Call For Equity
Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Malawi women have been urged to embrace unity, if they are to achieve the goal of promoting gender equality and meeting the professional, health and development needs of women and girls.
Closure of Damaged Roads Affecting Our Business - MOAM
The Minibus Owners Association of Malawi (MOAM) says the closure of roads damaged by Cyclone Freddy has affected their businesses as diversions are forcing its membership and passengers to use long routes and which is costly.
2 Fined K250, 000 for Theft in Thyolo
Senior Resident Magistrate Assunta Maxwell has ordered 55-year old Chester Mpondo and Jonam Mandala, 25, to pay a fine of K250,000 each or in default to serve a one year jail term over theft in Thyolo.
