Viral Conjunctivitis outbreak hits over 15,900 cases
Malawi is facing a surge in cases of viral conjunctivitis, better known as pink eye disease, with over 15,900 confirmed cases reported as of
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Baptist Women Union of Malawi holds Women’s Conference
The Baptist Women’s Conference is currently taking place at Chiradzulu TTC in Chiradzulu. Under the theme “Moving in God’s Direction with the Breath of Life”
Muliya schedules a ‘thank you’ concert
Gospel musician Steve Wazisomo Muliya says he will unveil two albums and host a ‘thank you, concert at Sheafer ICA Marque in Lilongwe on 5
Three convicted for possessing Marijuana without a licence
The First Grade Magistrate’s Court in Mzimba District has sentenced Pilirani Phiri, 45, Lyford Wagiwa, 32 and Stanely Mologeni, 33, varying fines for being found
LCC pledges to reunite street connected children with their families
In observance of World Street Connected Children Day, the Lilongwe City Council has called for concerted efforts in ensuring that no child is left homeless.
Malawi progresses towards cotton production revival
Solidaridad, a Netherlands-based organization, has launched a six-year Pathways to Prosperity Programme to support the government’s efforts in revitalising cotton production in Malawi. Irene de
Chakwera wanyamuka kubwelera ku Lilongwe
Mtsogoleri wa dziko lino, Dr Lazarus Chakwera, wanyamuka m’chigawo chakummwera, kudzera pa bwalo la ndege la Chileka, kubwelera ku Lilongwe. A Chakwera anali m’chigawo chakummwera
Palibe mtsikana abwezedwe ku MUST chifukwa cha fizi — Prof. Malata
Wachiwiri kwa Chancellor wa sukulu ya ukachenjede ya Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST), Professor Address Malata, wati atsikana onse omwe anawasankhira ku sukuluyi
ISAMA graduates primary school teachers
The Independent Schools Association of Malawi (ISAMA) in partnership with Blantyre Teachers Training College has graduated 18 primary school teachers. Speaking during the graduation ceremony,
Stop giving handouts to street kids – Brothers in Arms
A local organisation known as Brothers in Arms says Malawi will struggle to reduce the number of homeless youths on the streets unless the public