NATIONAL NEWS (5382)
Minister Challenges GBA to Exploit Irrigation Potential
Minister of Agriculture Robin Lowe has challenged Green Belt Authority to leave up to its mandate of exploiting the potential of irrigation in the country for improved agricultural productivity.
USA, MW Sign MK1 Trillion Grant Agreement
Malawi government has signed a 1 trillion kwacha grant agreement with the United States of America.
Debt Chokes LL Immigration Dept From Issuing Passports
Operations at the department of immigration and citizenship services in Lilongwe have been disrupted as the institution has stopped issuing passports for over three weeks.
Chakwera Starts His 3-Nation Trip, Economists Push for Trade & Economic Opportunities
President Lazarus Chakwera is out on probably his longest trip out of the country.
Nsanje Cleans Up For Mothers
Nsanje district council officials on Friday cleaned up the district's street, amid concerns of the proliferation of thin plastics.
Ecobank Celebrates Mothers’ Day with Mothers
As part of appreciating mothers, Ecobank says it will this week buy shopping vouchers from some of its women led businesses under its ‘Elevate Program’ that will randomly be given out to individual mothers that transact with the bank in all its branches ahead of the Mothers' day this coming Friday.
You Are not Alone Takes Mental Health Lessons to South Lunzu Learners
You are Not Alone, a nonprofit grouping of young Malawians aged between 19 to 23, has trained Standard 7 leaners at South Lunzu Primary School in Blantyre.
UNECA Members Discuss AfCFTA and Agriculture
The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) says is focusing and investing in ensuring that countries enjoy the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
Second Lady Pushes for Cyber Security
Second Lady Mary Chilima has appealed to government to strengthen cyber security, warning any delays would lead to increased disinformation that could affect girls and women.
Minister Speaks Against Girl's Sexual Exploitation
Minister of Gender Patricia Kaliati has said government is putting in place relevant legal instruments to deal with men who sexually abuse girls, warning everyone found sexually exploiting girls will face the law.
