Over K300 million for children’s surgical operations needed- Beit Cure
Beit Cure Children’s Hospital says over K300 million is needed to conduct 80 surgical operations for children with different disorders across the country. Ezekiel Milelu,
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Three bodies recovered in Nsanje canoe accident
Three bodies have been recovered out of the six people who went missing after a canoe they were sailing in capsized when it was struck
Blantyre to host major Christian crusade
Churches in the city of Blantyre, in collaboration with the global ministry One God, One Decade, One Africa (1GDA), have organised a four-day mega crusade
TNM for partnerships that transform lives
Mobile operator, TNM says it believes in transforming the lives of local people to live a quality life. TNM’s Head of Brand and Marketing Madalitso
TC urges farmers to embrace new farming technologies
Tobacco Commission (TC) has urged tobacco farmers to follow new farming technologies for increased production. Spokesperson for TC, Telephorus Chigwenembe, made the remarks when the
Youth camp empowers young minds
Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) has concluded a week-long Youth Group summer camp, equipping participants with essential knowledge and skills to tackle daily challenges. Held
NGO consortium makes progress in ‘Kids Health Kids Rights’ project
A consortium of six local Non-Governmental Organisations, including Coalition of Women Living with HIV and AIDS, REACH Trust and Y+ Malawi, says it has made
Soche Police reduces crime by 23 percent in 2024
Soche Police Station in Blantyre has reported a 23 percent reduction in criminal activities within their policing area during the first six months of this
Wapha mkazi wake chifukwa cha nsanje
Mwamuna wazaka 42, Isaac Patisi, wakadzipereka ku polisi ya Area 3 ku Lilongwe atapha mkazi wake Azefa Kasamanda wazaka 36 pomukhapa ndi nkhwangwa. Mneneri wapolisi
All set for MWATO celebrations
Executive Secretary for Mdauku wa aTonga, (MWATO), Levi Zeleza Manda, says all is set for this year’s Tonga cultural heritage celebrations, popularly known as Mdauku