K7 million boost for maternal healthcare in Chikwawa
FDH Bank’s Public Relations Officer, Lorreine Chikhula has expressed optimism for a reduction in maternal deaths at Chikwawa District Hospital, following the bank’s K7 million
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MCP ikufuna zipani zidzichita misonkhano mwaufulu
Chipani cha Malawi Congress (MCP) chati ndikofunika kuti chipani chilichonse m’dziko muno chidzilemekeza ufulu wa demokalase komanso kuchita misonkhano mwa mtendere ndi bata. Mlembi wamkulu
Malawi Prison partner NGOs to improve inmates’ well-being
Malawi Prisons Service has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with a consortium of three organisations to enhance prisoners’ health and well-being in all prisons across
Parliament rise sine die, 14 bills passed
Parliament has passed 14 bills during the 5th meeting of its 50th session, with the House adjourning sine die. Leader of the House Richard Chimwendo
‘Kulimbikitsa ukhondo ndi udindo wa tonse’
Bungwe la IsraAID lapempha ochita malonda mu msika wa Mbayani ku Blantyre kuti adzikhala a ukhondo n’cholinga chakuti apewe kufala kwa matenda monga Cholera. Mkulu
MEC declares pilot registration exercise a success
Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has described the just ended pilot voter registration exercise as a success MEC Director of Media and Public Relations, Sangwani Mwafulirwa,
Nsanje DC pushes for irrigation farming
Nsanje District Commisioner, Dominic Mwandira, has challenged communities in the District to use irrigation farming to reduce hunger situation. Mwandira said this on Friday at
NEEF loans not freebies — Vice President
Vice President Dr Michael Usi has underscored the need for loan repayment among beneficiaries, saying loans provided by the National Economic Empowerment Fund (NEEF) are
Old Mutual partners Sanwecka to empower youths
Old Mutual Malawi has encouraged the youth to equip themselves with essential skills and knowledge through vocational training, which can see them creating business opportunities.
TAML, Solidalidad partner to boost women’s roles in tea sector
Tea Association of Malawi (TAML) has stressed the importance of enhancing knowledge among women workers in the tea industry, who comprise 65% of the workforce.