NATIONAL NEWS (5376)
Chakwera, Chilima Officially Pair to July 2 Fresh Presidential Poll
Malawi Congress Party President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera today unveiled UTM president Dr. Saulos Chilima as his running-mate in the July 2 fresh presidential election.
Zambian DC Faults Mmbelwa DC on Enforcement of COVID19 Prevention Measures
A Zambian delegation from Chasefu district has faulted the Mmbelwa district council for failing to enforce measures on covid19 prevention along the borderlines a thing which may be defeating efforts put up in their country on the same.
Kyungu Calls For APM Visit to The Northern Region
Paramount Chief Kyungu of Karonga has asked President Peter Mutharika (APM) to visit the northern part of this country saying he is the President of all Malawians hence people from the north deserves his visit.
World Bank Grants 100 M $ To Malawi
Malawi has received a grant of 100 million US dollars, about 75 billion kwacha from the World Bank following the approval by the banks board of executive directors to strengthen its governance structures.
Stakeholders Worry of Teenage Pregnancies
As schools remain closed due to COVID-19 threats, there are fears some girls might fall pregnant and fail to go back to school going by their displayed behaviors.
VOICES Repairs Boreholes in Chikwawa
A youth centered organization, VOICES, has repaired boreholes in Chikwawa district with a call to communities to adhere to good hygiene practices in the wake of COVID 19.
Extension Workers Warn on Strike
Agricultural Technicians Union of Malawi (ATUM) has given government a 7 day ultimatum from Tuesday to positively address challenges extension workers are facing or stage a sit in.
Parties Pledge Peaceful Campaign
Political parties have pledged to hold peaceful campaign ahead of the forthcoming Fresh Presidential Election.
Red Cross Goes Door to Door on Covid-19
The Malawi Red Cross Society has started a door to door message dissemination campaign on Coronavirus to make sure that people have correct messages on the pandemic.
Save the Children Commit $800M For Covid-19 Response in Malawi
Save the Children says it has committed 800, 000 United States Dollars which is about 600 Million Kwacha to six districts in responding to children interventions in the wake of Covid-19.
