Man drowns in Dwambadzi River
A 31-year-old man has died in Nkhata-Bay District after being swept away by running water in Dwambazi River. Kondwani James, Nkhatabay Police Station Public Relations
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MET warns of possible floods in the Northern Region
The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services has issued a warning that northern parts of Nkhotakota and Nkhata Bay, the eastern parts of Rumphi,
Mtengo wa Chocolate utha kukwera
Pali nkhawa kuti kuchepa kwa mlingo wa cocoa yemwe amalimidwa m’maiko amene ali kuchigawo cha kumadzulo kwa Africa kupangitsa kuti mitengo ya chokoleti padziko lonse
NGORA urges NGOs to support developmental projects
Non-Governmental Organisations Regulatory Authority (NGORA) has called upon NGOs to play a role in the sustainability and completion of various development projects in the country.
EnDev launches ‘Putting Energy to Work’ for sustainable growth
A local company, Energising Development (EnDev) Malawi has launched a 4 million Euros ( approximately K7.3 billion) project, with the hope of promoting sustainable growth
Public Pension Funds’ assets valued at K340 billion
The Public Service Pension Trust Fund (PSPTF) says it has registered an increase in asset value from K4 billion in 2017 to K340 billion by
MCCCI Business Leaders Summit receives boost from Britam Insurance
Malawi Confederation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (MCCCI) believes recent challenges posed by phenomena like El Nino underscore the need to help businesses thrive
Dossi remembered
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has expressed sadness over the death of former sports minister and journalist, Moses Dossi. Dossi died in the early hours of
Cost of housing is expensive in BT, MZ — CFSC
The cost of building a house in Blantyre and Mzuzu cities is higher than the average cost, according to a recent study by the Centre
Sign language can develop Malawi — SLID
Representatives of Sign Language Inclusive for Development (SLID) have urged their fresh graduands to help develop more sign language interpreters in the country. This,they point