Elephant tramples woman to death
A 45-year-old woman, Volontina Yonasi, has been killed after being trampled by an elephant at Chilasamungo Village, located within the jurisdiction of Traditional Authority Kasumbu
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NBM for accurate, empowered media – Hiwa
The National Bank of Malawi (NBM) believes that a well-informed and empowered media is essential for fostering transparency and economic development. Akosa Hiwa, the Bank’s
13th Smart Africa meeting underway in Lilongwe
ICT regulators from across Africa have gathered in Lilongwe for the 13th Smart Africa Council of African Regulators meeting aimed at fostering efforts towards the
Tisagwire ntchito monyinyilika -Chakwera
Mtsogoleri wa dziko lino Dr Lazarus Chakwera wati anthu ogwira ntchito m’boma asamagwire ntchito monyinyilika chifukwa zotsatira zogwira ntchito mosadzipereka amavutika ndi aMalawi. Mtsogoleriyu wati
MSG to revitalise civil service
Professor Asiyatu Lorraine Chiweza Director General of Malawi School of Government (MSG) says the merger between Mpemba Staff Development Institute (SDI) and Malawi Institute of
Chakwera arrives at MSG Kanengo Campus
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has arrived at Kanengo Campus of Malawi School Of Government. The Malawi leader was briefed on what the institution offers. Among
All set for official launch of Malawi School of Government
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera is this morning expected to officially launch Malawi School of Government at Kanengo in Lilongwe. The official launch of the school
Development partners rally behind Malawi’s agriculture, pledge continued support
The Agriculture Commercialisation Fund has increased from about K511 billion last year to approximately K589 billion this year, with an allocation of close to K600
M’balaka returns from Injury
Flames and Silver Strikers left back, Tatenda M’balaka, has now recovered from a long-term knee injury. M’balaka’s absence was felt during the Flames’ four nations
Chakwera leaves Capital Hill
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has left the Capital Hill after a full day of attending to a number of official matters. Among others, Dr Chakwera