Longest-serving remandee sentenced to 36 years imprisonment
High Court in Blantyre has sentenced Wyson Big Bannet to 36 years imprisonment for murder. Before the sentence on Monday, Bannet had been on remand
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CSOs bang heads on Social Protection Programmes
Civil Society Social Protection Network says the civil society remains crucial in ensuring smooth implementation of social protection programmes in the country. The network’s Chairperson,
Nsanje DC calls for stakeholder collaboration ahead of 2025 election
Nsanje District Commissioner, Dominic Mwandira, has called for stronger collaboration among electoral stakeholders to ensure the success of the 2025 general elections. Mwandira made the
World Vision Malawi bails out students with special needs
As one way of supporting students with special needs and disabilities, World Vision Malawi has donated items worth approximately K332 million to the Able to
Tilitonse Foundation hosts guidance sessions for Shifting the Power Programme
Tilitonse Foundation in partnership with Comic Relief and UK AID is drilling civil society organisations (CSOs) on how to apply and access funds from the
Govt takes labour laws review to Blantyre
Zantchito-Skills for Jobs programme, under the Ministry of Labour is conducting a two-day consultative workshop in Blantyre focused on reviewing Malawi’s labour laws. Participants include
MWASIP provides K557 Million matching grants to communities in Mangochi
Malawi Watershed Services Improvement Project (MWASIP) has provided matching grants worth K557 million to farmer groups and agri-enterprises in Lower Lingamasa catchment in Mangochi District.
‘ADMARC needs sustainable financing solutions’
Right to Food Coalition has called for sustainable financing solutions that can strengthen the Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (ADMARC). Chairperson of the Coalition, Alfred
Dedza MET worried over vandalism
Meteorological Office in Dedza has called on community members to take part in protecting weather stations. This comes after Dedza Meteorological sub-stations were vandalised, according