Christopher Sande

Christopher Sande

Health authorities have asked for consistent funding to improve the availability of Disease Control and Surveillance Assistants, DCSAs that are key in promoting community health services in Malawi.

There is hope that uptake of Covid 19 vaccine will be improved in Phalombe thanks to Parent and Child Health initiative project (PACHI) for engaging traditional, religious and political leaders in the district.

As majority of women are expecting to get their proceeds from Village Savings and Loan (VSL) groups this month end, ward councilor for Chilaweni in Blantyre, Carol Mdala has advised women in the country to support their husbands in prioritizing the needs of their families.

The Japanese Embassy has expressed hope that promotion of Kendo sport in Malawi will develop the youth to be energetic, disciplined and promote unity between the two countries.

Citizens in Mwanza have expressed worry over heightening incidents of some chiefs and other leaders that are reportedly registering ghost beneficiaries and their relations to benefit from various social protection initiatives amid the current hunger situation there.

Some Chiefs have expressed worry over delays by the government to operationalise the 2016 land act arguing that this fueling gender domestic violence (GBV).

A Chilomoni Based entrepreneur in Blantyre says the establishment of studio 24 will provide young people in the township a platform to showcase their talent and recreation activities.

Malawi Network of Religious Leaders Living with or Personally Affected by HIV and AIDS (MANERELA+) says consistent engagement and honest discussions concerning misunderstandings over the tabling of termination of pregnancy bill in parliament can assist to address the rising unsafe abortion cases in most parts of Malawi.

Transforming Agriculture through Diversification and Entrepreneurship (TRADE) says adoption of artificial insemination can assist the country to have improved dairy and beef livestock.

The Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (KUHES) and Malawi Israel Gold (MIG) have entered into a partnership in an effort to promote cannabis herbal medicines in the country.

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