NATIONAL NEWS (5376)
Rule of Law, Good Governance Still a Challenge in Malawi - Bishop Msusa
The Catholic Church in Malawi says what the Church’s Bishops aspired for in their pastoral letter ‘Living our Faith’ 30 years ago has not yet been achieved.
New MANAD Chair for Deaf Secondary School
Malawi National association of the deaf (MANAD) has asked authorities to consider coming up with a secondary school for learners with hearing impairment.
Self Help Africa Helps Farmers of Thyolo, Mulanje
The socio-economic wellbeing of 84, 000 households in Mulanje and Thyolo is said to have improved through a five-year 'Kulima Better Project' implemented by the Self-Help Africa.
DREAM Program Donates ICT Equipment to Balaka DHO
Balaka District Hospital Director of Health and Social Services, Dr Eugene Katenga Kaunda has conceded a challenge in Information Communication Technology - ICT equipment for data collection in health facilities.
PACHI Intensifies Covid 19 Vaccine Uptake in Phalombe
There is hope that uptake of Covid 19 vaccine will be improved in Phalombe thanks to Parent and Child Health initiative project (PACHI) for engaging traditional, religious and political leaders in the district.
82 Women & Girls Access Post Abortion Care in Ntcheu
Statistics from Ntcheu district health office show between July this year to October, 82 girls and women of reproductive age group have accessed Post-Abortion Care-Pac services in four health facilities in the district.
Farm Radio Trust Promotes Nutrition in Neno
In a bid to change the narrative of Neno district malnutrition status, at 45 percent now, Farm Radio Trust through the Nutrition, Social Behavior Change and Communication, has established Youth WhatsApp groups solely for discussing and spreading nutrition messages.
Chiefs Accused for Demanding Bribes in Machinga
Women in areas of Group Village Headman Chiganga under Senior Chief Nkoola in Machinga district have accused some local chiefs in the area of forcing them to pay bribes for them to shield their husbands who are defiling their own girl children.
US Government Commits More Youth Programs to Africa
The United States government has pledged its commitment in supporting young people to bring together their talents and hard work for the benefit of people across the continent of Africa and the people in the United States.
CSAT Speaks On Chizuma Inquiry
The Center for Transparency and Accountability (CSAT) has questioned the relevance of the decision by the commission of inquiry on the arrest of Anti Corruption Bureau Director General to call for information from the general public as part of its investigation.
