Government calls for history preservation
The Department of Museums and Monuments has reiterated on the need for the country to preserve her culture and history.…
Dowa residents urged not to partake in lawlessness
By Agatha Namphimba Police in Dowa district has asked people to avoid partaking in lawlessness in order to prevent conflicting…
Malawi to commemorate tobacco grower’s day
Tobacco farmers are involved in afforestation, water conservation activities towards the sustainability of the environment. Dixon Lita chairperson of the…
SADC ambassadors call for lifting of Zimbabwe sanctions
By Chikondi Chimala Southern African Development Community (SADC) ambassadors accredited to Malawi Friday called for the lifting of crippling sanctions…
Women’s rights groups march against police sexual assault claims
Women’s rights groups under the banner of Women Manifesto marched in Lilongwe on Friday to express their anger over police…
Flames go into camp Sunday as coach calls 28 players
Flames coach Meke Mwase has called 28 local-based players to go into camp on Sunday to start preparations for next…
Govt, youth CSOs fight over Mzuzu Youth Centre relocation
A heated disagreement erupted between youth in Mzuzu city and officials from the ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture over…
YONECO conducts awareness drive on child neglect
By Agatha Namphimba Youth Net and Counselling (YONECO) has conducted a massive awareness campaign in rural areas in Zomba district…
Battle lines drawn in round 16 of Fisd Challenge Cup
Round 16 fixtures of the fourth edition of K60 million Fisd Challenge Cup have been slated for this weekend in…
MISA Malawi wears new face
Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Malawi says it is set to launch its “Mtolankhani House”, which will house its…
Mutharika woes Russian investors
President Peter Mutharika has called on Russian investors to consider investing in Malawi. Mutharika made the call on Thursday at…
TUM delighted with teacher’s recruitment
The Teachers Union of Malawi has expressed hope that the recruitment of 3,600 primary school teachers will ease the pressure…