Chitipa elects new council Chairperson
Chitipa District Council has elected Ronald Kayira, Malawi Congress Party (MCP) Councillor for Wenya Ward in Wenya Constituency as a new Council Chairperson unopposed. Kayira
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Don’t abuse social protection funds, Mzimba communities told
M’mbelwa District Council Social Welfare Officer responsible for Social cash transfer, Shadreck Mingo, has appealed to beneficiaries of Mtukula Pakhomo and Lean Season funds in
Work hard for Malawi’s development — Paramount Chief Kyungu
Paramount Chief Kyungu for Karonga and Chitipa has urged learners in the country to concentrate on their studies to become productive citizens and contribute to
New Anti-Money Laundering Policy launched
The National Anti-Money Laundering and Combating Financing of Terrorism and Proliferation Policy has been officially launched in Lilongwe. The initiative aims to enhance Malawi’s efforts
19% increase in MSCE candidates
Minister of Education Madalitso Kambauwa Wirima says a 19% increase in the number of candidates sitting for this year’s Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE)
PAC against politicking tragic events
The quasi-religious organization, Public Affairs Committee (PAC) has repeated calls for the political leadership to refrain from politicizing the recent plane crash that killed Vice
‘Government is trying to restore, protect natural resources’
Representative of the Principal Secretary for Agriculture in the Ministry of Agriculture, McPherson Nthala, says the Malawi Government is trying to restore and protect the
Bullets Board clarifies Nyirenda’s contract renewal
FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Board has dismissed claims that the non-renewal of Sugzo Nyirenda’s contract as the Chief Executive Officer is due to the team’s
NICO Holdings profits up by 60%
NICO Holdings has registered a profit after tax of K59.1 billion in the just ended financial year, representing a 60% increment from 2022’s K38 billion.
Karonga has 41 internally displaced households
A total of 41 households in Karonga District have been internally displaced due to land disputes and witchcraft accusations. Aaron Mwenelupembe, the district’s Secretary for