NATIONAL NEWS (5376)
Prison Fires Six Officers
The Malawi Prison Service has fired six of its officers from different stations prison, authorities have confirmed.
Local Leader under Fire in Phalombe over UTM rally
A Group Village Head woman in Phalombe is under fire for ordering UTM supporters not to hold any political rally in her area as campaign period continues.
Govt Connects 28 Communities with Mobile Network
Government says it has now reached to 28 rural sites out of the 136 targeted for mobile towers intended to connect people in the rural setups where mobile companies are yet to reach them.
Women in Media Across Africa Mourns Veteran Journalist Dr Tikhala Chibwana
On June 7, 2020 the media fraternity was saddened with the passing of veteran Journalist Dr Tikhala Chibwana. He was a man that championed the promotion of the media industry particularly mentoring women to take up leadership positions not only in Malawi but in Africa as a whole.
BT C.C.A.P Synod Trains Teachers in Inclusive Education
Blantyre Synod of the CCAP through its education department with funding from Save the Children Malawi, is training a total of 60 teachers in special needs education in Neno district in a bid to make inclusive education achievable.
Election Administrators Urged to be Professional
As the fresh presidential poll draws closer, election administrators have been urged to be professional to achieve fair and credible election.
Mangochi Hospital Starts Testing Covid-19
Health authorities in Mangochi have announced that the district hospital laboratory has now started testing Covid-19.
Mchacha Preaches Peace
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has encouraged people to co-exist with supporters of various parties for peace to prevail during the campaign period.
Council Worried with Safer House Construction Guidelines
As effects of climate change continue to haunt people, authorities in Phalombe have expressed worry over lack of interest by people living in flood prone areas to access safer house construction guidelines when constructing their houses.
Tobacco Commission Eases COVID 19 Restrictions on Tobacco Growers at the Market
Tobacco Commission says will from Monday June 15, 2020 start allowing the presence of commercial growers and a representative for local small holder growers during the sale of tobacco following various consultations.
