Japan, WFP partner with Malawi to combat lean season hunger
The Government of Japan has signed a grant agreement worth JPY 300 million (approximately USD 2.06 million) with the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)
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Msusa calls for collective efforts in poverty alleviation
Archbishop Thomas Luke Msusa of the Blantyre Archdiocese has urged Malawians to collaborate with the government and non-governmental organiations (NGOs) to combat poverty. Msusa said
Maranatha, Sharda University to host Open School Fair Day
Maranatha Private Schools comprising Maranatha Boys Academy, Maranatha Girls Academy, Maranatha Boys Capital Academy, and Maranatha Girls Capital Academy in partnership with Sharda University, will
Super League mid-season: Halfway heroes, half-forgotten hopes
The 2025 TNM Super League has reached the halfway point, with 120 matches played. The table is full of surprises—some sweet, some bitter. At the
M1 Road rehabilitation near Kabula Police Station resumes
Rehabilitation works on the M1 Road near Kabula Police Station in Blantyre have resumed, following damage by Cyclone Freddy in 2023. Speaking to MBC Digital
Sukasuka Village transformed by IEYP
Elifa Chinengu, a community member from Sukasuka Village in Ntcheu, shares a compelling story of transformation following the Investing in Early Years Project (IEYP). Since
Malawi still recording Mpox cases despite high recovery rate
Kamuzu Central Hospital (KCH) says the majority of Mpox patients recorded this year have recovered with no deaths reported to date. Specialist Physician at KCH,
Seven percent in Malawi living with diabetes
Ministry of Health says 7 percent of people in Malawi are living with diabetes and many of these remain undiagnosed until complications arise. Chief
‘Counter cyber threats by embracing technology’
Group Chief Operations Officer for NICO Group, Kwanele Ngwenya, has challenged Internal Auditors to embrace technology to safeguard their institutions’ data amid cyber threats. Ngwenya
Govt disburses K2.2BN to 150 Area 54 residents
Government has disbursed K2.2 billion to 150 people, covering 68 hectares in the first phase of compensating Area 54 residents in the area of Senior