‘LET’S PRESERVE HERITAGE SITES’: A CALL FOR COLLABORATION
“This site, where early settlers lived 10,000 years ago, bears historical significance,” said Lemton Misinde, a tour guide at Dedza Mphunzi Hill, a world heritage
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“WE TRANSFORMED THE GAME”: NDE’FEYO TO HOLD LEGACY CONCERTS
Breaking the 12-year silence, Nde’feyo Entertainment, a pioneering force in Malawi’s urban music, is coming back. The revival is centred on a string of concerts,
PRESIDENT TSHISEKEDI ADVOCATES FOR PEACE, DEMOCRACY
In an address following his inauguration for a second five-year term, President Felix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) implored African leaders to
VEEP APPLAUDS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Vice President Dr Saulos Chilima has praised the Catholic Church for its collaboration with the government in enhancing the socio-economic well-being of Malawians, particularly through
MPINGANJIRA SUPPORTS 528 STUDENTS WITH EXAM FEES
Business magnate Thom Mpinganjira has allocated K13 million to the Shire Highlands Development Trust, which will target 528 students slated to take the 2024 Malawi
TANZANIA MAIZE IMPORT BAN LIFTED
The Malawi government has lifted the ban on maize importation from Tanzania. In a statement signed by Secretary for Agriculture Dickxie Kampani, traders can now
WHAT IS KNOWN ABOUT NEW COVID VARIANT XBB.1.5?
What is XBB.1.5? It is yet another offshoot of the globally-dominant Omicron Covid variant. Omicron has outperformed the earlier Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta coronavirus variants
ACB, IPOR FIGHT CORRUPTION THROUGH SPORTS
To eliminate Corruption, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) and the Institute of Public Opinion and Research (IPOR) have joined hands to deepen awareness and the fight
GOVT. URGES KABAZA OPERATORS’ COMPLIANCE TO ROAD-SAFETY
Presidential Advisor on Non-Governmental Organisations Martha Kwataine on Thursday met Kabaza operators in Lilongwe following a public outcry on road accidents involving motorcycles. Speaking during