Nine Malawians to study in Ireland under Irish Aid
Irish Embassy in Malawi has bid farewell to nine Malawians who have been awarded master’s degree scholarships to study in Ireland. During the farewell ceremony
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Malawi media hailed for playing key environmental role
Community organiser and climate justice campaigner, Seble Samuel, has commended the media in Malawi for playing a key role in advancing efforts to ban the
DAPP applauded for championing development programmes
Non-Governmental Organisations Regulatory Authority (NGORA) has commended the Development Aid From People to People (DAPP) for championing development projects that align with Malawi’s development goals.
Farmers secure business deals at agriculture fair
Several farming cooperatives operating under the Transforming Agriculture through Diversification and Entrepreneurship Programme (TRADE) on Thursday secured business deals at the ongoing National Agriculture Fair
Voting opens for NPM Magazine’s 110th End-of-Year Awards
National Product Magazine (NPM) announces that voting for nominees for its 110th End-of-Year Awards slated for December has commenced. Speaking in an interview, NPM’s Managing
Wildlife and Environmental Education Sourcebook launched for Primary Schools
The Lilongwe Wildlife Trust has launched a new educational resource aimed at improving environmental and wildlife education in Malawi’s primary schools. The “Sourcebook on Wildlife
Radiotherapy services to transform cancer treatment – Govt
Dr. Sanderson Kuyeri, the Head of Infrastructure Development in the Ministry of Health says the K10 billion radiotherapy centre at the National Cancer Centre at
ESCOM drills boreholes in Neno and Mwanza under MOMA Project
Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) Limited has drilled five boreholes in Neno and Mwanza districts for communities displaced by the Mozambique-Malawi (MOMA) 400kv Power
Six political parties adopt code of conduct
Six major political parties have signed a Code of Conduct for Political Parties to ensure gender-responsive political processes and violent free primary elections ahead of
Over 1,200 graduate from UNIMA
More than 1,200 students have graduated from the University of Malawi (UNIMA) with certificates, diplomas and degrees. Speaking during the ceremony in Zomba, Vice Chancellor