LWB to resolve water challenges in 48 hours
Lilongwe Water Board (LWB) has anticipated resolving the current water challenges within the next 48 hours, starting from Monday, 16th December 2024, barring any unforeseen
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Madzi aukhondo afika ku Mphampha ndi Tsambalabooka m’boma la Chikwawa
Anthu a midzi ya Mphampha ndi Tsambalabooka kwa mfumu yaikulu Lundu ku Chikwawa ati ndi okondwa kuti tsopano adzimwa madzi aukhondo. Anthuwa anena izi kampani
ACB urges journalists to lead Malawi’s anti-corruption fight
Acting Chief Public Education officer for the Anti – Corruption Bureau (ACB), Egritta Ndala, has urged journalists to play a key role in the anti
DoDMA on high Alert
Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) has established a National Emergency Operation Centre in Blantyre to coordinate response efforts as Cyclone Chido advances into Malawi.
Police urges collective efforts for festive season safety
Malawi Police Service has called on citizens to collaborate in ensuring safety and security during the upcoming festive season. National Police Deputy Public Relations Officer,
Ex-Silver Ladies player steps up to support football development
Former Silver Strikers Ladies player, Oramah Massah, who is now a soldier in the British Military since 2019, has reaffirmed her commitment to nurturing and
Ntchito yomanga malo opereka madzi ku Mangochi yafika theka – SWRB
Bungwe loona za madzi la Southern Region Water Board (SWRB) lati ntchito yomanga malo omwe adzipereka madzi kwa anthu okhala mmadera ozungulira Makanjira ku Mangochi
Chileka Police condemns suicide
Chileka Police Station has urged men to seek psychological support when experiencing suicidal thoughts and to speak openly about issues affecting their mental health. Station
DWF champions training for improved parliamentary performance
Democracy Works Foundation (DWF) has affirmed that a training module for political party caucuses is essential for enhancing the performance of Members of Parliament. DWF
‘Graduates are agents of social-economic development’
Chancellor of the University of Hebron, Professor David Kamchacha, has urged graduands to utilise the skills and knowledge acquired at the institution to drive Malawi’s