NATIONAL NEWS (5382)
Nankhumwa Urges Govt to Address Hunger Woes
Leader of opposition in parliament, Kondwani Nankhumwa, has urged the Tonse led government to ensure that people have adequate food as hunger continues to wreak havoc in some parts of the country.
Female Cops Feed Widows in Zomba
Eastern Region Police Women Network on Tuesday donated bags of maize and other assorted items to widows at police college in Zomba.
STA Masache Accused of Uprooting Cotton
Sub Traditional Authority Masache of Chikwawa district has appeared at Chikwawa Magistrate’s Court to answer an offence of allegedly uprooting the cotton crop of a farmer who he has been tussling with over a piece of farm land.
Space Crisis Hits Mulanje Vocational School for the Blind
Authorities at Mulanje Vocational School for the Blind have disclosed that shortage of classrooms at the institution is affecting training of students based on their level of understanding and education.
Mob Burns Suspect in Bangwe
Angry mob in Bangwe – Blantyre have killed unknown person they suspected to be a thief.
Village Headman Jailed 14 Years for Defilement in BK
A first-grade magistrate’s court in Balaka has convicted and sentenced 43-year-old Village Headman Mbodzole to 14 years Imprisonment with Hard Labor (IHL) for defiling a 14-year-old girl.
Five Win in BSM Fundraiser Competition
Five people have won bibles and smartphones in the ongoing Bible Society of Malawi (BSM)’s Jireh Bible House Fundraiser competition.
GLOHOMO Supports Thyolo Social Protection Workers
Global Hope Mobilization (GLOHOMO) has donated 17 motorcycles and 230 pushbikes worth K100 million to social protection volunteers in Thyolo district.
Mchacha,Kaunda & Kumwembe Case Committed to High Court
The accused, ex-ministers Charles Mchacha and Symon Vuwa Kaunda, Former Secretary to President and Cabinet Lloyd Muhara, and PS Bright Kumwembe appeared before Magistrate Shyleen Chirwa for formal charges Tuesday morning.
Govt to Recruit Auxiliary Teachers
Ministry of Education has sourced funds to recruit over 3, 000 auxiliary teachers to fill existing vacancies in various primary schools across the 34 Education Districts in the country.
