WFP increases cash transfers for refugees in Dzaleka Camp by 25%
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), supported by generous donors, has announced a 25 percent increase in cash transfers for refugees at Dzaleka Camp,...
Category : Floods
WFP, NFRA launch humanitarian staging area
The World Food Programme (WFP) and the National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) have launched a Humanitarian Staging Area for disaster preparedness and response at Bangula...
Child Help provides house to child with spina bifida
Laisa Chimtengo, a six-year-old from Machinjiri with a spina bifida condition, has become the seventh beneficiary of a new house from Child Help Organisation. The...
Mia athandiza mabanja 3000 ndi chakudya ku Chikwawa
Phungu wa Nyumba ya Malamulo ku Chikwawa Nkombezi, Abida Mia, apereka thandizo la chakudya kwa mabanja okwana 3000 a m’dera lawo amene akhudzidwa ndi njala...
Church reaches out to flood victims in KK
About 150 households that were displaced by floods in the area of Traditional Authority Nkhanga in Nkhotakota District are appealing for support to rebuild their...
SPRODETA donates food items to Nkhatabay flood survivors
Small Producers Development and Transporters Association (SPRODETA) on Tuesday donated assorted relief food items to people affected by this year’s floods in Nkhata-Bay in a...
MRCS spends K2.4 billion to rescue 11,000 hunger-stricken households
Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) says it has spent K2.4 billion to support 11,000 households with cash transfers to cushion them from El Nino-induced hunger....
MRCS completes Cyclone Freddy recovery phase with 136 new houses
Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) has completed the recovery phase of its response to the Tropical Cyclone Freddy after constructing 136 multi-hazard resilient houses for...
MRCS yagawa K180 million m’boma la Karonga
Bungwe la Malawi Red Cross Society lapeleka ndalama zokwana K250,000 kwa mabanja okwana 724 ku Karonga ngati thandizo kutsatira ngozi ya kusefukira kwa madzi yomwe...
Lake Malawi’s volume increases by 44 centimetres — NWRA
Lake Malawi’s water levels have increased by 44 centimetres, the National Water Resources Authority (NWRA) has confirmed. The level as of 7 May 2024 was...