Some community members around Goliati Police Unit in Thyolo have renewed their call for authorities to transfer police officers accused of continually soliciting money from suspects who have settled their cases with complainants through arbitration.

Deputy Minister of Defense Harry Mkandawire says a team of officials is set to leave the country for India soon to hold talks with the prospective funders of the military hospital.

Prophet Shepherd Bushiri of Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) has reiterated his stance that he does not harbour any political ambitions.

Right Reverend Peter Musikuwa, Bishop of Chikwawa Diocese has urged Malawians to stop being wasteful on resources entrusted to manage by God or donors for the country to develop.

The Federation of Disability Organizations in Malawi (FEDOMA) has reiterated its challenge to the society to stop regarding persons with disabilities as objects of charity but empower them socio-economically.

Economic Professor Betchani Tchereni says Malawians will no longer be afraid to engage in corruption if the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) continue to take time to conclude notable cases. 

Lhomwe and Yao Paramount chiefs say they will not allow initiation counsellors to preach harmful cultural messages that encourage children to engage in sexual life in the forthcoming ceremonies.

Over 300 smallholder farmers from 47 irrigation schemes in Senior Chief Mphuka have urged government to help in finding better markets as unscrupulous vendors continue buying their crops at the prices way below their farm inputs investments.

Authorities for Legal Aid Bureau in Thyolo say taking their services to rural areas is helping poor communities to have access to legal representation.

The Media Council of Malawi (MCM) has suggested that the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) and stakeholders should put in place mechanisms that can protect journalists investigating corruption matters, as one way of dealing with the vice in the country.