NATIONAL NEWS (5372)
Macra Lifts Moratorium
The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority MACRA has lifted a moratorium on issuance of radio licenses in the Frequency Modulation (FM) band.
Mzuzu Vendors Raise Concerns Over Garbage
Some vendors in Mzuzu continue to raise concerns on their health safety following the continued piling up of garbage outside the Mzuzu city main market where some vendors do set up their businesses and some streets within town.
Dedza Promoting Village Savings Banking
Students Riot at Bilira CDSS, Destroy Property
Students at Bilira Community Day Secondary School in Ntcheu went on a rampage yesterday, destroying school property because of allegation that a student teacher has an affair with a student.
Chileka Communities Worried After Forcing Maize Sale
Communities surrounding Chileka Admarc Depot in Lilongwe say they are hoping that maize sales continue, after authorities were forced to start selling the maize at the depot.
MEC Ordered DBO to Flout Procedures
Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) Chief Elections Officer Sammy Alfandika Monday morning told the Constitutional Court hearing the historic Presidential Election Case that the Commission gave instructions to elections auditors DBO to approve tally sheets that were not signed for by party monitors during the 21 May Tripartite Elections.
Info. Minister Hails ZBS for Professionalism
Information Minister Mark Bottomani has commended Zodiak Media House for being professional in how it is discharging its duties.
APAM Wants Report on Albino Killings
The Association of Persons with Albinism in Malawi (APAM) says it wants the commission of inquiry instituted by President Peter Mutharika on albino killings to release a report on people behind the killings.
Senior Chief Kwataine Appeal for NU Hospital Expansion
Senior Chief Kwataine of Ntcheu has appealed for support from well wishers to expand a martenity wing at Ntcheu district hospital to address issues of congestion at the facility.
Court Sends Four to the Gallows for Albino Killing
A High Court judge has ordered four people hanged in Malawi and four others a life time in jail for the killing of a 21-year-old woman with albinism in April 2016.
