NRFA commends SIMSO Premier League teams
Northern Region Football Association (NRFA) has expressed gratitude with the way the 2019 premier league season is progressing despite some…
Educating children with Dream Share
Founder of Dream Share Foundation Charles Kabena says Malawi’s future is dependent upon educated children. Kabena made the comment in…
Living through art
Empowering young artists is very crucial at a time Malawi is struggling with high unemployment rate. The Public Relations Director…
Bullying teen mothers a cause for worry
Education rights activist says concerted efforts are needed to keep teenage mothers in school. Benedicto Kondowe was commenting on how…
Super League registers 23 goals in 8 games
Eleventh week of the 2019 TNM Super League has registered a total of 23 goals from eight games lined up…
Govt to strategize on quota system
Government is set to hold a conference to discuss the way forward on the equity system of selecting students into…
Trapence, Sembereka moved to police headquarters
The two human rights activists Gift Trapence and MacDonald Sembereka who were detained on Tuesday over alleged fraud have been…
Govt commits to construct Community Colleges in 193 Constituencies
As one way of empowering the youth, government has reiterated its commitment to construct community technical colleges in all 193…
Mzimba North DHO targets 92,000 children in health week
At least 92,000 under five children in Mzimba are expected to benefit from the distribution of vitamin A during the…
Silver edge Moyale to collect maximum points
By Tione Andsen, Mana Silver Strikers Sunday collected maximum points after narrowly edging beating Moyale Barracks 1-0 in the TNM…
Babatunde scores hat trick as Wanderers thrash Masters
Be Forward Wanderers Football Club on Monday thrashed Masters Security by 6 goals to 1 in the TNM Super League…
Lawmaker calls for accelerated disaster recovery
An appeal has gone out to government and relevant stakeholders to fast-track the disaster recovery process following the devastating floods…