ECM condemns assault on Catholic nun
The Episcopal Conference of Malawi – ECM has condemned what it describes as developing tendencies that demonstrate religious intolerance. The statement comes after a Catholic
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Contractors urged to avoid building substandard structures
Minister of Gender and Social Welfare, Jean Sendeza, who is also parliamentarian for Lilongwe South West, has warned contractors working on development projects against building
Musangodalira ulimi okha, bungwe la We Effect latero
Bungwe lotchedwa We Effect, lomwe limagwira ntchito ndi alimi ang’ono ang’ono omwe ali m’magulu, lalimbikitsa alimiwa kuchita malonda ena apadera posadalira ulimi okha pofuna kupeza
Mzuzu City Hammers unveil new sponsors
Mzuzu City Hammers (formerly Ekwendeni Hammers) have signed a three-year sponsorship agreement with Betika Malawi Limited as their new sponsors. The sponsorship will see the
Chepetsani chinyengo poweruza milandu — Mzikamanda
Mkulu wa mabwalo a milandu m’dziko muno, Justice Rizine Mzikamanda, walangiza oweruza milandu mumabwalo osiyanasiyana kuti adzilemekeza malumbiro awo pogwira ntchito yawo mwachilungamo. A Mzikamanda
Investors call for tax waiver on green energy technologies
Players in the energy sector are calling for tax exemption on green technologies to ably mainstream acceptable and affordable green energy solutions in the country.
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
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