Police Arrest Man for Attempted Murder of Wife
Police in Nkhotakota have arrested a man suspected of severely assaulting his wife and later dumping her in the bush presuming she was dead.
Phyzix Set to Storm Mzuzu This Month
Renowned hip hop artist, Phyzix, will storm Mzuzu on November 20, 2020, promising an exciting performance a year after he performed in the city.
Include Mental Health Issues in YFHS - Health Min. Tells NGOs
Ministry of Health through the Reproductive Health Directorate in collaboration with Family Planning Association of Malawi, FPAM is conducting a Youth Friendly Health Services Strategy review in Dowa since the current strategy is ending in December this year.
Communities Hail World Vision for Providing Clean Water
Communities in the area of Traditional Authority Tambala in Dedza have hailed World vision Malawi for implementing life-changing development initiatives.
Ignorance Fuels Child Abuse in Neno
As cases of child abuse continue to take center stage in many circles of discussion in the country, it has been noted that some cases are going unnoticed due to lack of knowledge in reporting them.
Nancholi Youth Assume Life-saving Role
With two nurses, one clinician and HIV/AIDS counsellors, youth at Nancholi Township under Nancholi Youth Organization (NAYO) are saving lives in Blantyre.
AHL Group Employees Down Tools
Employees at AHL Group Limbe Floors have staged a sit in protesting nonpayment of two month salaries.
Truck Drivers Seal Mwanza Border
Cross border truck drivers have sealed Mwanza border posts in protest to what they say meager salaries among other grievances.
Govt Owes Adult Literacy Instructors K3.2 bn
Government has admitted it owes at least K3.2 billion in honoraria arrears to adult literacy instructors.
Double Tragedy; COVID Worsens Migrants’ Oppression in SA
Noel Kadzem’mawa has just arrived back home in Malawi from South Africa, fleeing from a pinch of COVID-19 aftermath. He is one of over ten thousands Malawian self repatriated Malawians from South Africa who have arrived home since April this year.
High Temperature, Farming Mar Chikwawa By-election
Low turnout orchestrated by hot weather and farming activities along Shire river has marred voting in Makhuwira South Ward by-election in the Lower Shire district of Chikwawa.
Protests Turn Ugly in Thyolo
Tension is still mounting at Khonjeni in Thyolo district where the past two days irate villagers destroyed Khonjeni estate property in anger of the arrest of 8 fellow villagers accused of encroaching into the estate.
Employees Protest ESCOM Unbundling
Employees of Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) are disputing government's idea to further unbundle the parastatal by taking business unit's functions away from the Corporation.
Government Eyes Public Free Wi-Fi
Government through the Public Private Partnership Commission (PPPC) has partnered mobile network provider, TNM, to offer free Wi-Fi in public places across the country.
Opinion Article: Level The Playing Field For Science in The Global South
The current COVID-19 emergency demonstrates, if more evidence were needed, how interconnected the world is, and how vital it is for scientists to continue to work together across national and regional boundaries. Despite the economic, political, and social impacts of the crisis, this World Science Day for Peace and Development we should reflect on the progress made in global development as a result of scientific cooperation.
World Vision Opens Youth Skills Development Centre in Dedza
Concerned with high unemployment rate among most young people in Dedza a development that is contributing to poverty, World Vision Malawi has opened a youth skills development centre at Tchesa in Dedza North.