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Concerned Teachers Call For Nullification of TUM Elections
A grouping of some concerned teachers has asked the Malawi Congress of Trade Union MCTU and Civil Servant Trade Union CSTU to nullify the recent elections by the Teachers Union of Malawi TUM arguing that they were not consulted.
Govt Engage Chitipa District Council Stakeholders In Conflict Management
In a bid to promote peace building and conflict management among people in the Chitipa, the Ministry of Civic Education and National Unity on Monday held an engagement meeting with district stakeholders in conflict mapping for the district.
ECM Challenges Thyolo Youths in Giving
The Evangelical Church of Malawi (ECM) has challenged the youths in Thyolo to embrace the spirit of giving the little they get to the vulnerable.
ECD Services Compromised in Chiradzulu
Early Childhood Service delivery has been greatly compromised in Chiradzulu due to among other challenges, inadequate infrastructure a development which has worried education authorities in the district .
MAM Expects Engagement in Nominating 2022 Zikomo Awardees
The Musicians Association of Malawi (MAM) said it expects government to engage the association on how best to nominate the outstanding artists in this year's Presidential Zikomo Awards.
Woman Aged 42 Nabbed for Concealing Birth in Thyolo
A 42-year old woman Mercy Mikisoni has been arrested in Thyolo on allegations that she concealed birth.
MHRC Hails Chakwera’s Appointment Of Women
Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC) has commended President Lazarus Chakwera for the recent appointment of four women in top government positions.
Auditor General’s Office Push For Amendment Of Act
Acting Auditor General, Thomas Makiwa is asking the Public Appointments Committee of Parliament (PAC) to push for the amendment of the Auditor General Act fearing that its current state continues to stand in the way of strategic operations of the office.
No Law Provides For President To Resign In MW, Legal Experts
Some legal experts have described calls by some quarters in the country for President Lazarus Chakwera to step down or call for a referendum as mere politicking, and that constitutionally, do not hold water.
New SPC To Sanitize Civil Service
Newly appointed secretary to the office of president and Cabinet Colleen Zamba has vowed to sanitise the civil service by ensuring that public resources are put to good use and every controller is being held accountable.
