PRESIDENT CHAKWERA CALLS FOR UNITY AMONG TRIBES
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has emphasized the need for Malawians to preserve and promote culture. The Malawi leader said each country is identified by its...
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MBC BOARD CHAIR CHALLENGES STAFF ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING
Chairperson for the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation Reverend Vasco Kachipapa says the new MBC TV channel, known as 2 ON THE GO will provide diversity in...
5 ARRESTED FOR POSSESSING LIVE PANGOLINS
Police in Mangochi are keeping in custody five men for allegedly being found in possession of two live pangolins. The suspects have since been charged...
STATE DISCHARGES 2 IN K4.3 BN COMPENSATION CASE
Director of Public Prosecutions Steve Kayuni has asked the Chief Resident Magistrate Court in Lilongwe to discharge two of the nine accused in a case...
MBC TV2 ENGAGES CORPORATE WORLD
After interacting with content creators earlier in the day, Malawi Broadcasting Corporation management engaged the corporate world in Lilongwe. MBC Director General, George Kasakula, said...
SHOPRITE NOT CLOSING, KANTUKULE
South African retail chain supermarket, Shoprite is not closing shop in Malawi. Labour Minister, Vera Kantukule, gave the assurance in Parliament on Thursday during question...
MBC MANAGEMENT ENGAGES CONTENT PRODUCERS
In readiness to launch a second television channel to be known as MBC TV2, Malawi Broadcasting Corporation management is interacting with content producers in Lilongwe....
CLINIC OFFERS FREE SESSIONS TO COMMUNITIES
Active Life Physiotherapy clinic in Lilongwe through the free for all children rehabilitation programme has embarked on offering free physiotherapy services in communities targeting underprivileged...
MASONGOLA ALUMNI EMBARK ON K100 MILLION PROJECT
Masongola Secondary School Alumni in conjunction with the Parents-Teacher Association have embarked on an ambitious project to construct a perimeter fence around Masongola Secondary school...
MEPA DONATES FORFEITED THIN PLASTICS MAKING MACHINES TO LILONGWE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
Malawi Environment Protection Authority (MEPA) has given Lilongwe Technical College different sets of machines for thin plastics production confiscated from a Lilongwe-based Chinese company Qingdao...