One of the country`s development partners, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has asked government to diversify energy sources and develop…
NCIC decries lack of regulations in construction sector
National Construction Industry Council (NCIC) has called on government to gazette regulations in the construction sector in a bid to…
Chilima lawyers done with cross-examining MEC chief
Lawyers for Dr. Saulos Chilima who is the first petitioner in the ongoing electoral case, Marshal Chilenga and Bright Theu,…
Kaphale asks court to dismiss elections case
The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has asked the constitution court to dismiss the presidential elections nullification case saying “it is…
ZA agriculture office geared to combat fall armyworms
As the 2019/2020 farming season is underway, the department of agriculture in Zomba district says all measures are in place…
YONECO enhances awareness on GBV
Youth Net and Counselling (YONECO) has vowed to intensify different activities as the country is in a period of commemorating…
Polytechnic management replaces security
The management of Polytechnic, the constituent college of Malawi University, has resolved to replace MM Security Company which was in…
Minister calls for strengthened advocacy against GBV
By Ireen Kayira Minister of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare, Mary Navicha has called for a strengthened advocacy against…
BPC members discuss fake news at annual meeting
Investing in investigative journalism is said to be key in eliminating fake news. The remarks were made by Mark Botomani,…
NEF ambassador speaks on 2019 science week
Malawi and other 30 countries will from November 27 observe the Africa Science week. The week will be fully packed…
Govt asked to release funds for maize purchase
Parliament has implored the Treasury to release funds for the purchasing enough maize amid fears of worsening hunger in the…
Two arrested on human trafficking charges
By Sarah Mlozoa Police in Zomba are keeping in custody two men for allegedly trafficking over five people to Lilongwe…