Baby boom, surging arrivals turn Dzaleka into a ticking volcano as WFP issues SOS
Inside the sprawling Dzaleka Refugee Camp, where makeshift homes stretch as far as the eye can see, life teeters on the edge of crisis. Designed
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Entrepreneurship skills key in youth development — TEVETA
Technical, Entrepreneurial, Vocational and Education Training Authority (TEVETA) has advised youths in the country to change their mindsets regarding skills development if they are to
MRA donates K60 million to support Cyclone Jude survivors
The Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) has donated K60 million to the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) to assist communities affected by Cyclone Jude. Speaking
Malawians urged to practice healthy lifestyles to combat oesophageal cancer
To address the rising cases of oesophageal cancer in the country, the University of North Carolina Project Malawi (UNC) has urged people in the area
‘Makina a makono a AI alowe mu ulimi’
Unduna wazaulimi wati nkofunika kugwirana manja polimbikitsa njira zamakono mu ulimi monga AI kuti ulimi upite patsogolo m’dziko muno. Mkulu owona zantchito zaulimi mundunawu, a
Media Council drills journalists on safety during elections
The Media Council of Malawi (MCM) has urged journalists to prioritise their safety when covering elections. MCM Executive Director Moses Kaufa made the remarks during
Drop in maize prices excites LL consumers
A Spot check by MBC has revealed a drop in maize prices in Lilongwe, bringing relief to many households. In January, a 50 kg bag
Govt lauds Blantyre Adventist Hospital on cardiac treatment
Blantyre Adventist Hospital has been commended for facilitating Open Heart Surgeries to about 70 patients through Hearts 4 Mission International (H4MI) organisation. Deputy Minister of
Makina othandiza vuto la impso akonzedwa ku QECH
Chipatala cha Queen Elizabeth (QECH) munzinda wa Blantyre chati tsopano makina ake atatu mwa asanu othandiza anthu amene ali ndi vuto la impsyo ayamba kugwira
Chinese capital market to open in Malawi
Malawian investors have an opportunity to own shares in foreign companies following a new stock exchange called Xidian International Stock Exchange which will be launched