DRIVERS COMMEND MRA FOR DEDZA ONE-STOP BORDER POST
Truck drivers passing through Dedza Border say the project championed by the Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) to have One-Stop Border Posts has brought several advantages
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CROSS-BORDER TRADERS HAIL ONE-STOP BORDER POST
Business people who ply their trade in Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) countries have hailed the Mchinji-Mwami One Stop Border Post describing it as a
NWFA CALLS FOR MORE SUPPORT, EYES INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS
National Women’s Football Association (NWFA) chairperson Adelaide Migogo says the 2023 regional women’s football leagues were “too competitive” with players showing great character to play
FUTURELIFE- NOW! AWARDS BEST STUDENTS IN DEDZA
One of the international development organizations FutureLife-Now! has awarded top three students with recognition certificates and prize money in the just-ended school competition. Speaking at
CHAKWERA CHALLENGES MALAWIANS TO BE PEACEFUL
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has challenged Malawians to strive for peace and unity in the country. Dr Chakwera was speaking during the swearing-in ceremony of
BROADCASTERS CHALLENGED TO PRODUCE MESSAGES OF HOPE
Minister of Information and Digitalisation Moses Kumkuyu has advised broadcasters in the country to produce messages that can inspire hope in Malawians. Kunkuyu made the
MBC HONOURS CHUNGA FOR INITIATING ENTERTAINERS OF THE YEAR PROGRAMME
Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) has honoured former employee Pearson Chunga for initiating the Entertainer of the Year Awards Programme. Chunga now aged 76, produced the
ANNUAL BROADCASTERS CONFERENCE OPENS
The Annual Broadcasters Conference is underway at the Bingu International Conference (BICC) in Lilongwe. Minister of Information and Digitalisation, Moses Kumkuyu, is expected to officially
IT’S HAIYA!
Delegates at the FAM Elective General Meeting in Mzuzu have elected Fleetwood Haiya as the new FAM President beating Walter Nyamilandu Manda who has been
HOW WOMEN FARMERS IN MANGOCHI ARE TRANSFORMING THEIR LIVES THROUGH IRRIGATION AND SCHOOL FEEDING
In a district where many men migrate to South Africa in search of better opportunities, leaving their wives and children behind, a group of women