NATIONAL NEWS (5376)
MLWP Rolls Out Hearing Health Study
As the World is commemorating hearing day today, the Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Program (MLWP) says it has commenced a study that will screen 1, 000 learners in Blantyre to probe their hearing efficiency.
Mulanje Mission Hospital Constructs Eye, Dental And Physiotherapy Clinics
An infrastructure comprising fully furnished eye, dental and physiotherapy clinics has been constructed at Mulanje Mission Hospital.
5 Men Jailed In Mangochi For Possessing Forest Produce
A First Grade Magistrate's Court in Mangochi on Wednesday, March 1, 2023, convicted and sentenced four men to 3 years and 6 months imprisonment with hard labour each, for being found in possession of forest produce without licence.
Change 4Us to Assess Youth Development Participation in Thyolo
A Thyolo-based organisation, Change 4Us, has embarked on a baseline project to guage youth participation in development structures.
MHG Education Authorities Call for Tree planting
Education authorities in Machinga have underscored the need to urgently utilize the ongoing tree planting season to address effects of natural disasters in schools whose structures are affected each rainy season.
Neno DHO in Cholera Fight
Following the launch of the "Tithetse Cholera Campaign" by President Chakwera, Neno district hospital has gone flat out engaging Health Centre Management Committees on new ways of stoping the spread of the disease.
Norway for Holistic Approach in Protecting PWAs, Elderlies
The Norwegian Ambassador to Malawi Ingrid Marie Mikelsen says continued attacks on persons with albinism (PWAs) and the elderly from attacks over myths of wealth accumulation and witchcraft accusations are indications that little is being done to protect these people from abuses.
550,000 Text Books Ready for Distribution in Six Weeks - Mussa
Government says it is in the final processes of procuring 550,000 text books in a move to replenish primary schools with adequate learning materials.
More Women Still Lacking Vital HIV Messages
Non-governmental organization, Our Bodies, Our Lives (OBOL) says there is still a need to equip Hiv positive women with knowledge on treatment and positive living.
Nkhata-Bay Chiefs Lead Fight Against COVID-19; Cholera
Local leaders in Nkhata-Bay have vowed to take leading roles in the fight against Covid-19 and cholera as the district prepares for the launch of integrated Covid-19 Vaccination and Tithetse Cholera campaigns.
