NATIONAL NEWS (5376)
Ntcheu Sexual Offenses Shock Rights Defenders
Child Rights Defenders in Ntcheu have expressed shock over continued cases of defilement in the district threatening lives of young girls.
Elderly Family Murdered in Nsanje
An elderly couple which was living in a poorly thatched house but was raising herds of cattle in Nsanje has been murdered gruesomely for reasons yet to be known.
MRCS Launches Mobile Emergency Operation Centre
The Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) has launched the Mobile Emergency Operation Centre which will help to scale up coordination and urgent response during disasters in the country.
Confusion Rocks Revenue Collection in Chikwawa
Mess has rocked revenue collection activities in Chikwawa as the council is reported to be using market sweepers as revenue collectors.
Lightning kills 2, injures 3 in Mangochi
Two people of the same family have died while three have been seriously injured after being struck by lightning in Mangochi on Thursday evening.
Mob Burns Suspected Thief in Thyolo
An angry mob on Thursday morning set on fire a 25 year old man at Goliati Trading Centre in Thyolo District on suspicion that he stole dry maize.
NGO Calls For Mzuzu City CEO Resignation
The Civil Society Network on Accountability and Transparency is demanding the resignation of Mzuzu city Council chief executive and finance director for failing to perform their duties and gross mismanagement of council funds.
Lightening kills 2, injure' 3 in Mangochi
Two people of the same family have died while three others have been seriously injured after being struck by lightning in Mangochi, Thursday evening.
Covid19 Threat-Immigration Chief for Self-Isolation
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship Services, Director General, Masauko Medi says it is high time the citizenry start embracing self-isolation as a precautionary measure to tame the possible outbreak of Covid-19 in the country.
Crocodiles Cause Havoc in Chikwawa
Crocodiles have injured a man in Makhuwira area in Chikwawa bringing the number of people injured by the reptiles to seven in a month.
