Kamtukule urges MSE to boost ownership shares awareness
Tourism Minister, Vera Kamtukule, has called on the Malawi Stock Exchange (MSE) and companies to simplify and promote awareness about ownership shares to encourage broader
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Faith, integrity key in the fight against corruption – LAMAU
Lake Malawi Anglican University (LAMAU) says faith and integrity are crucial in the fight against corruption in the country and beyond. As part of its
Govt lauds School Leadership Programme for boosting primary education
Ministry of Education has commended the positive impact of the School Leadership Programme (SLP), in strengthening the management of primary schools across the country. Principal
Temwa Chawinga makes history as NWSL MVP
Temwa Chawinga, striker for the Scorchers and Kansas City Current, has been crowned the Most Valuable Player (MVP) for the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL),
BCI advances climate-resilient farming project
Biodiversity Conservation Initiative (BCI) has affirmed its commitment to implementing the 5th Benefit Sharing Fund (BSF) project in Malawi, focusing on neglected and underutilized crop
‘Anthu opitilira 3,000 amwalira kaamba ka vuto la mpima’
Unduna wa zaumoyo wati kuyambira mu chaka cha 2019, anthu opitilira 3,400 amwalira m’dziko muno chifukwa chavuto la mpima. Vuto la mpima limadza pomwe tizilombo
Medical Council of Malawi calls for professionalism in medical field
Medical Council of Malawi (MCM) has reiterated the need for medical practitioners in the country to follow professionalism and integrity in their practice as it
Religious leaders happy with Dr Chakwera’s development initiatives
Religious Leaders Organisation has pledged to collaborate with the government due to its commitment in development and social uplifting. Spokesperson for the Organisation, Apostle Brey
‘Achinyamata limbikirani’
Boma lati achinyamata akuyenera kuphunzira mozama ntchito zaluso ndi cholinga chakuti masomphenya adziko lino a 2063 akhale aphindu. Nduna yazachinyamata, a Uchizi Mkandawire, yalankhula izi