PARLIAMENT FOR PROPER LEGAL FRAMEWORK ON LABOUR EXPORT DEAL
A Parliament delegation that went to Israel on the Malawi – Israel labour export deal arrangement says the Ministry of Labour should establish a proper
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MALAWI AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENT FORUM OPENS OPPORTUNITIES FOR AGRIPRENEURS
The 2024 Malawi Agriculture Investment Forum is underway in Lilongwe. In his opening remarks, Assistant Representative of the Food And Agriculture Organisation (FAO) in the
PRISAM TO LAUNCH MZUZU CHAPTER
The Private Schools Association of Malawi (PRISAM) is preparing to launch its Mzuzu Chapter in March, following the successful establishment of its Blantyre and Lilongwe
OLD MUTUAL AND WESM PARTNER TO RESTORE VEGETATION ON MICHIRU MOUNTAIN
Michiru Mountain is expected to wear a new face in the near future following rigorous re-afforestation, courtesy of a partnership between Old Mutual Malawi and
AGRIC MINISTER IMPRESSED WITH PRIVATE MEGA FARM IN MCHINJI
Minister of Agriculture Sam Kawale says he is happy that some people are also establishing private mega farm initiatives that have embraced mechanisation. He was
CEPA PROMOTES ORGANIC SOIL MANAGEMENT
The Centre for Environment Policy and Advocacy (CEPA) hopes to enhance agricultural production among 1000 farmers through the adoption of organic fertilizers. Alfred Kambwiri, Programme
UNFPA GIVES NSO K60M WORTH ICT GADGETS
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has donated ICT equipment worth over K60 million to the National Statistical Office (NSO). The equipment includes high-performance laptops
NAVICHA DECLINES CHANCE TO RESPOND TO THE SONA
DPP Leader in Parliament Mary Navicha has turned down the opportunity to respond to the State of Nation Address. Navicha told the House that DPP’s
CHOLERA OUTBREAK IN MULANJE LINKED TO CROSS-BORDER TRANSMISSION
A health worker disinfects water at a clinic in southern Malawi, in November 2022. [Eldson Chagara/Reuters] Health authorities in Mulanje District have confirmed that one
CHILDHOOD CANCER IS CURABLE – MINISTRY
The Ministry of Health says early diagnosis and treatment can eliminate childhood cancer. Deputy Director for Non-Communicable Diseases in the Ministry of Health, Dr Jonathan