Alimi ku Mtengowanthenga ayamikira boma pa mitengo ya fodya
Khwimbi la anthu lasonkhana pa Mtengowanthenga m’boma la Dowa, pamene akudikila mtsogoleri wa dziko lino, Dr Lazarus Chakwera, kuti awalankhule pamene iye akudutsa pa ulendo
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Chitipa gears up for Misuku motorbike racing
Chitipa District Council says 15 international motorbike racers will participate in this year’s Misuku Forests and Hills Motorbike racing competition, slated for October 26 this
Chikwawa DC calls for concerted efforts towards development
Chikwawa District Commissioner Nardin Kamba has urged newly elected council chairperson for the district, Martin Goche and his vice, Alexander Shawa, to work together with
NLGFC Board impressed by quality of projects in Rumphi
National Local Government Finance Committee (NLGFC) Board Chairperson, Richard Chapweteka, says he is impressed with the quality of developmental structures under construction in Mzimba District.
Invisible Child Project improves reading culture
Primary school learners from different public schools in Blantyre have hailed the ‘Invisible Child Project’ for igniting a reading and writing culture among them. The
RBM concerned over low uptake of insurance services
The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has expressed concern over the continued low uptake of insurance services in the country. Deputy Governor MacDonald Mafuta Mwale
Malizani msewu mu nthawi yake — PAC
Wapampando wa komiti ya Public Accounts a Mark Botomani ati ndi okhumudwa kaamba ka kuchedwa komaliza kwa ntchito yokonza msewu wa pa Kammwamba. Msewuwu ndi
Kakhome elected Lilongwe-Lingadzi Rotary Club President
Seasoned marketer Limbani Kakhome is the new president of the Lilongwe-Lingadzi Rotary Club, replacing Giorgia Prizzon. Kakhome is part of the team credited with successfully
MUST to commence laptops, tablets assembling
Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) plans to start assembling laptops and tablets as one way of making them more affordable on the local
KUHes, CARTA to address postgraduate study challenges
Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (KUHes) is optimistic that the induction and planning workshop organized in partnership with the Consortium for Advanced Research Training in