NATIONAL NEWS (5372)
Embangweni: Rising Congestion Overwhelms Facility
Embangweni Mission Hospital in Mzimba, will now wear a new face following renovations which are underway to reduce some of the challenges faced by the facility owned by the CCAP Synod of Livingstonia health department.
Malawi Prisons ‘Working’ to Decongest Facilities
The Malawi Prison Service says it is working on devising various ways of making sure that prisons in Malawi are not congested.
APM Out For UK-Africa Investment Summit: Talks 'Peace' For Malawi
Only weeks after castigating the opposition and likening some local civil society groups such as the Human Rights Defenders Coalition-HRDC-as terrorist entities, President Peter Mutharika on Friday extended a political olive branch to the same stressing the need for unity in diversity.
Country-wide Teachers' Strike Over December Salaries Beginning Monday
The Teachers Union of Malawi-TUM- has called on all teachers in public primary and secondary schools, including teacher training college lecturers to start abandoning work beginning Monday coming.
Three More Suspected Cholera Cases in Blantyre
Health authorities have confirmed that three more cases of suspected Cholera have been recorded in Blantyre city.
Thyolo East: Hunger Bites Real Hard
Hungry families in Thyolo East have turned to pumpkin leaves for food as maize has literary become a luxury; not accessible and where available, not affordable.
Zomba Thieves Show Police How ‘It’s’ Done
There was drama in Zomba Thursday when two men with a big heart noted that some police officers had taken off their eyes on a money bag in which they kept cash fines for road traffic offence. Next, the bag was missing in a split of a second.
Rumphi Bridge Collapses: Disconnects People On Its Sides
In Rumphi district, the bridge connecting Bolero and Kamphenda collapsed a week ago in the middle of a heavy downpour and access to either side of the river is now near-impossible.
Mwimba College of Agriculture Graduates 60
The agricultural sector has gotten a boost of over sixty graduates who have completed their studies at Mwimba College of Agriculture in Kasungu.
