Storm damages property in Nsanje
A storm has destroyed properties on Tuesday afternoon in the area of Traditional Authority Mlolo in Nsanje District. The District Disaster Risk Management Officer, Daniel
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Galimoto 40 zonyamula mafuta zafika m’dziko muno, zinanso 70 zifika – NOCMA
Pofuna kuonetsesa kuti mafuta a galimoto maaka diesel akupezeka m’malo onse omwetsera mafuta m’dziko muno, bungwe la National Oil Company of Malawi (NOCMA) lati galimoto
DODMA, UNDP push for disaster resilience
The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) are strengthening efforts to boost disaster resilience in Malawi through the
Karonga SCTP beneficiaries hail e-payment system
Beneficiaries of the Social Cash Transfer Programme (SCTP) in Karonga have expressed their appreciation for the newly introduced e-payment system, praising its convenience, security, and
Embrace irrigation farming to avert hunger – DC
District Commissioner for Zomba, Reinghard Chavula has urged farmers in the district to embrace irrigation farming to avert occurrences of hunger. Chavula made the remarks
Govt committed to reducing road accidents – Daud
Deputy Minister of Health Halima Daud has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to reducing road accidents in Malawi by engaging all road users, particularly Kabaza operators,
Voter registration supervisors urged to uphold legal standards
Nkhata Bay District Commissioner, Rodgers Newa, has called on voter registration supervisors in Nkhata Bay District to operate within the legal framework to maintain the
Chitipa embraces AI-based agriculture app
Authorities in Chitipa District have welcomed the introduction of Malawi Digital Plant Health Services (MaDiPHS), a government-led project aimed at targeted and efficient pest and
Social Cash Transfer beneficiary turns cattle owner
A beneficiary of the Social Cash Transfer Programme (SCTP) from Mlongoti Village in Rumphi, Jane Makungu, is now the proud owner of livestock she acquired
Five countries assist Malawi with 19,000 tonnes of grain
Malawi’s development partners have committed to providing the country with 19,000 tonnes of grain through the World Food Programme. The countries: Sweden, France, the Netherlands,