Ansah for legal compliance in public service reforms
Vice President Justice Dr. Jane Ansah has emphasised the importance of adhering to laws and proper procedures within ministries and government departments to prevent the...
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Chiefs urge preservation, mainstreaming indigenous knowledge
Chiefs have called for proper documentation, preservation and mainstreaming of indigenous and local knowledge in biodiversity conservation policies. Senior Chiefs, including Tengani of Nsanje and...
Oxfam Malawi reaches 500 girls
Oxfam Malawi says it has reached 500 girls in Balaka and Machinga districts through its Girl Education Project which is aimed at supporting vulnerable girls...
More action needed to fight cancer in Malawi
As Malawi implements multifaceted strategies to combat cancer, Think Pink Malawi says more needs to be done, noting that current efforts fall short of fully...
MEPA, environmentalists spar on thin plastics ban
Malawi Environment Protection Authority (MEPA) is dismissing assertions that it was unprepared for the enforcement of the thin plastics ban, which came into effect in...
‘Support schools to promote the right to education’
Chikulamayembe Women Forum has called on different players in the education sector to support schools by providing teaching and learning resources to address challenges they...
SA Govt to determine how many Malawians died in Limpopo accident
Ministry of Foreign Affairs says South African authorities are conducting forensic analysis to identify and determine the number of Malawian nationals who died in a...
Govt calls for sustainable use of environment
Government has urged Malawians to use natural resources responsibly to ensure future generations can also meet their needs. Deputy Director of Environmental Affairs in the...
RBM assures Malawians of stable forex outlook, warns banks over unlawful forex transactions
The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has ruled out any immediate plans to devalue the Malawi Kwacha, saying foreign exchange inflows have improved significantly following...