NATIONAL NEWS (5376)
Property Owners Owe Luchenza Municipal K28 Million
Authorities at Luchenza Municipal Council have threatened to seal buildings whose owners have been defaulting to pay ground rates that have now accumulated to K28 million.
Go to Rural Areas - Expert Tell Banks
Economic expert, Dr Betchani Tcherani, has asked government to force commercial banks to establish branches in rural areas for the country to achieve financial inclusion.
Police Arrest Street Kids on Murder Allegation
Five people including children who live in the streets of Blantyre are in custody in connection with the murder of Edson Nasiyaya, a Limbe resident, on the night of August 9 this year.
Nsanje Chiefs Admit Not Yet Done with Harmful Cultural Practices
Chiefs in the lower district of Nsanje have admitted that they are not yet done with harmful traditions like kulowa kufa, zwade and maseseto.
Ministry Touts Farmer Field Schools
A senior official in the Ministry of Agriculture has hailed farmer field schools, describing them as catalysts for enhancement of extension services in Malawi.
Truck Driver Arrested in Mzimba for Obstructing Presidential Convoy
Police in Mzuzu have arrested a truck driver for allegedly obstructing President Lazarus Chakwera's convoy in Mzimba, yesterday Sunday.
Vocational Skills Trainings Key to Ending Unemployment- Kindle
Kindle Orphan Outreach in Salima says vocational skills training among the youths remains the only sure way of reducing the high unemployment rate in Malawi where a majority of young people do not attain tertiary education.
Epidemiologist Predicts COVID-19 Fourth Wave
Epidemiologist Dr. Titus Divala says while the decline in COVID-19 cases is good news to every Malawian, probabilities are high that Malawi will slump into the fourth wave from November this year.
Residents Take to task Luchenza Municipal Over Poor Roads
Residents of Luchenza Municipality have bemoaned the recent poor grading of roads by the Municipal Council saying tax payers’ money in excess of K2 million has just gone down the drain.
Justice Mwaungulu Hits Back
Retired Justice of Appeal in the Supreme court of Malawi Dustan Mwaungulu has insisted that all justices of appeal agreed to outlaw the death penalty before his peers made decision this month to take a U-turn that it still stands in Malawi.
