Business community empowers police
South West Police Region has commended the business community in the region for supporting them in strengthening security ahead of the festive season. Commissioner of
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Chakwera commends Commission of Inquiry for transparency
President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera has praised the Commission of Inquiry into the plane crash that claimed the lives of former Vice President Dr. Saulos Klaus
Religious leaders crucial in fostering Malawi 2063 – NPC
National Planning Commission (NPC) says religious leaders are crucial in fostering mindset change among their congregations to achieve Malawi 2063. NPC Partnerships and Resource Mobilization
2019 Women’s Manifesto under review
Women Legal Resource Centre (WORLEC) has stressed the importance of reviewing the 2019 Women’s Manifesto in light of recent changes and forthcoming elections. WORLEC Programmes
DoDMA ilimbikitsa chitukuko cha madzi aukhondo
Anthu opyola 8,000 m’ma boma a Mulanje ndi Phalombe tsopano ali ndi madzi aukhondo kutsatira chitukuko chimene nthambi ya DoDMA yachita m’madera a Kamwendo ndi
Handle family challenges in a Christian-way — Archbishop Tambala
Archbishop George Tambala of the Lilongwe Archdiocese has urged Catholic women to entrust their family challenges to God, emphasising that this is key to finding
Two suspected motorcycle thieves killed in Balaka
Two suspected thieves have been killed by an angry mob after stealing a motorcycle from a Kabaza operator at Chanthunya Trading Centre in Balaka District.
MET drills media on climate change information
Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services has emphasised the importance of media practitioners in possessing comprehensive understanding of weather conditions to effectively communicate climate
MUST, Kweza to promote arts sector
Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) has formalised its partnership with Kweza Arts by signing a Memorandum of Understanding which seeks to promote the
Avoid overspending during Christmas, New Year — CAMA
The Consumers Association of Malawi (CAMA) has urged consumers in the country to exercise caution in their spending during the Christmas and New Year festivities.