Boma sililekelera chinyengo — Usi
Wachiwiri kwa mtsogoleri wadziko lino, Dr Michael Usi, wachenjeza kuti boma sililekelera mchitidwe wachinyengo pakati pa akuluakulu amene akugwira ntchito yopereka chakudya ku mabanja omwe
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Ophunzira pa UNIMA akhazikitsa kampani ya luso lamakono
Ophunzira pa sukulu yaukachenjede ya University of Malawi(Unima) ku Zomba akhazikitsa chipangizo chothandiza anthu omwe ali ndi ulumali wosaona. Mmodzi mwa ophunzirawo, Hudson Mwangalika, wati
Women in Chitipa cheer patients with Christmas donation
Chitipa Women of Substance ( CP-WS), a grouping of women working in the civil service, on Saturday donated assorted groceries to the maternity and paediatric
Right to food project transforming lives in Mangochi
Communities in the area of Senior Chief Lulanga and Sub Traditional Authority Mambo in Mangochi have hailed the Civil Society Agriculture Network (CISANET) for championing
EGENCO unveils rainy season preparedness plan
The Electricity Generation Company of Malawi (EGENCO) has unveiled its preparedness plan for the anticipated La Niña-induced rainy season. Speaking in Salima, EGENCO’s Chief Executive
Chakhala chaka chopambana – M’bawa
Nthambi yaza ndende mchigawo chakummwera yati chaka cha 2024 chakhala chopambana mukagwiridwe kawo ka ntchito. Izi ndi malinga ndi mkulu wa nthambiyi mchigawochi, a Zacheus
Malawi experiences Joyous Celebrations’ live recording
South African gospel band Joyous Celebrations has recorded their new live set dubbed Joyous 28 in Lilongwe. The event, which took place in front of
Japan to help Malawi eliminate poverty
Japanese Government has reaffirmed its commitment to help Malawi’s poverty reduction drive and support its economic growth through human capital development interventions. Japanese Ambassador to
Castel Malawi awards long-serving employees
Castel Malawi Limited has awarded five long-serving employees at its Lilongwe Distribution Centre with various items including iron sheets and a refrigerator. The company has
Chileka Police officers inspire learners
Chileka Police Station has urged learners at Lipunga Primary School in Blanytre to work hard so that they become reliable future citizens. Led by Superintendent