NATIONAL NEWS (5376)
Church Minister Calls for Integrity Among Cops
A church minister has challenged police officers to restore and build their lost public trust by executing their duties professionally while fearing God who blessed them with that job.
Does innovation hold key to transforming Malawi’s economy? A Special essay
Fatsani Keneth is a 15-year-old form one student at Malowa Community Day Secondary School in Chipoka Salima.
Plan Malawi Girls Education Project in Mzimba North Excites Government
Ministry of Education says the girls support project being implemented by Plan Malawi International in 10 community day secondary schools in Mzimba north has the potential to reduce the school drop rate amongst learners in the area.
Cost of Production Pushing Prices of Cement Upwards – Shayona
A Cement manufacturing company Shayona Cement has attributed the recent sharp rise of cement in the country to current persistent power blackouts that have forced them to be relying on fuel to operate their machines.
Mega Farms Finally Roll-Out, K500 million Disbursed in Initial Phase
Two years of promise and delay to opening of mega farms appears over as government has begun implementing the large-scale agricultural plan.
Neno AIP Hassles
A snap check by Zodiak in Neno has established that only two traditional authorities of Mlauli and Chekucheku have AIP selling points, putting a burden to other beneficiaries from Senior chiefs Symon and Dambe.
CZ Chief Tightens Measures Against Early Marriages
Group Village Headman Mbalame of Chiradzulu has instituted tough measures aimed at curbing early marriages and unwanted pregnancies among young girls in the district.
Modern VSU Officially Commissioned at Mulanje Police Station
Commissioner of Police for South Eastern Region Chikondi Chingadza on Monday officially opened a modern Victim Support Unit (VSU).
Malawi Set to Benefit from US Government 55 Billion US Dollar Support to Africa
President Lazarus Chakwera says Malawi is set to benefit from the commitment support the United States government had made to Malawi at the just Ended U.S Africa Leaders’ Summit in Washington DC.
Hailstorms Affect 554 Families in Thyolo
An assessment by the Thyolo District Council indicates that at least 554 families need food, seeds and roofing materials following the damage caused by strong winds and heavy rains this December.
