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PYAO Asks for Expertise in Public Funds Tracking
Phalombe Youth Arms Organization (PYAO) says lack of skills among youths to track implementation of development initiatives is affecting smooth implementation of development.
Road Tolling To Start Mid July 2021 - RFA
The Roads Fund Administration (RFA) is optimistic the country will start road tolling system in July 2021 as construction of a 2 billion Kwacha Chingeni Toll Plaza in Ntcheu nears completion.
1, 600 St. Kizito Pupils Sit on Floor
A donation of face masks by Malawi Gaming Board to St Kizito Boys Primary School in Blantyre has exposed a myriad challenges rocking education system in the country.
HRDC Wants Speedy Balaka Drug Theft Trial
The Human Right Defenders Coalition (HRDC) in the eastern region has joined Balaka community and the civil society in demanding speedy trial of alleged drug theft at the district hospital.
When Too Little Shepherds Tend to Too Many Flock
Some of the youths in the Catholic Church in Malawi have appealed for supplementary interactive sessions with vocations directors and role models in the church for a better understanding of their calling to God's service.
Alfandika Resigns as MEC CEO
Malawi Electoral Commission Chief Elections Officer, Sam Alfandika, has resigned from his position.
MUST Partners John Hopkins to Develop Covid 19 Vaccine
The Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) has partnered with John Hopkins and other organizations to study the sequence of COVID 19 which will eventually result into the development of vaccine in the country.
Stalled Thuchira Bridge Construction Worries Users
Motorists using Robert Mugabe Highway, popularly called Midima road, have bemoaned stalled construction works on the new Thuchira Bridge at Nkando in Mulanje district.
Suspected COVID Money Abusers Out on Bail
The Chief Resident Magistrate’s Court in Blantyre has released on bail eight immigration officers who were arrested last week in connection with the K6.2 billion COVID-19 funds abuse.
ESCOM Partners MUST, Polytechnic on Female Students Scholarships
The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi ESCOM has signed a four-year Memorandum of Understanding with the Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) and Malawi Polytechnic to provide merit scholarships for best performing female engineering students.
