NATIONAL NEWS (5372)
Carbon Trade Farmer Cries Foul over Sales
Former legislator for Mulanje Limbuli and carbon trade farmer Heatherwick Bobo says he suspects forestry department duped him millions of carbon trade money on his two hectare forest.
CoM, CHAMACA Roll Out Cervical Cancer Screening
The College of Medicine (CoM) and Chatinkha Maternal Care (CHAMACA) Support have rolled out the cervical cancer screening program estimating to screen 500, 000 rural women by the end of next year in the country.
Japanese Govt Commits to Construct Classrooms at Nyama Primary School in LL
Japanese government has committed to constructing classroom blocks at Nyama Primary School in the area of Traditional Authority (TA) Mazengera in Lilongwe district.
Chingeni Tollgate to Raise MK4.5 Billion Annually
Chingeni road tollgate under construction in Ntcheu district is expected to be raising K4.5 billion annually when completed.
CISANET Challenged to Find Markets
Minister of Agriculture, Lobin Lowe has urged Civil Society Agriculture Network (CISANET) to start creating wealth by finding more markets for the farmers.
Friends of Nkhatabay Donates Food Items to Visually Impaired Children
Friends of Nkhatabay, Nkhotakota Chapter for Mudawuku wa Atonga (MWATO) on Friday visited St.Maria Goretti School for Visually Impaired Children in Nkhatabay district.
Over 1, 300 Malawians Return From RSA
About 1, 368 self-repatriated Malawians have arrived back home from South Africa through Mwanza border today Friday.
Malawians Assured of Security during Festive Season
South West Region Police has called on communities for concerted effort in fighting crime during the festive season.
Women in Faith Attribute GBV to Lawlessness
Women in Faith under the Public Affairs Committee (PAC) have attributed escalating violence against women and girls to lack of respect to the country’s laws as well as the Bible and Quran.
NICE Trust Engages Artists on GBV
The National Initiative for Civic Education (NICE) Trust on Thursday engaged soap opera production team in Blantyre, training them how they can use art to combat Gender Based Violence (GBV).
