News In Southern Region (3211)
Concern Worldwide Pumps in K400 Million in Flood Resilience
About 49, 000 people in the flood prone Nsanje district stand to benefit from a K380 million 3-year Concern Worldwide Flood Resilience Project.
LUANAR Intensifies Improved Goat Production
The Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) has called on goat farming communities in the country to migrate from crossbreeding to select and improve method in a bid to improve animal productivity for improved income.
RaG Foundation Dresses Learners in Mangochi
RaG Foundation, a youth led organization based at Cape Maclear in Mangochi district has donated school uniforms to over 50 needy learners at Cape Maclear Primary school.
Kenya Defense Force Gets Lessons From STECO
The Kenya Defense Force says there is more to learn from Small Holder Tea Company (STECO) in tea production.
Covid-19 Derails Fight for Women’s Rights – JASS
An international women's rights body, JUST ASSOCIATES (JASS) has expressed concern over the limited delivery of messages meant to counter gender-based violence due to Covid-19 public gathering restrictions.
AMAMI Calls for Demystifying of Myths About AstraZeneca Vaccine
President of Association of Malawian Midwives (AMAMI), Keith Lipato, has pleaded with the midwives and all health workers to coordinate their efforts in demystifying myths surrounding COVID-19 vaccine.
Govt Saddened by Magufuli Death
Government says is saddened by the passing on of Tanzanian President John Pombe Magufuli.
State Closes Nurse Assault Case
State has closed its case by parading three final witnesses; a medical officer, police officer and a guardian who was in the ward where the alleged offense occurred.
12 to Testify Against Former ESCOM CEO
State has started parading witnesses to testify against former Electricity Supply Commission of Malawi (ESCOM) Chief Executive Officer, Dr Allexion Chiwaya, and Human Resource Officer, Daphter Namandwa, in an abuse of office and fraud charges case.
Lisungwi Hospital Goes 3 years without X-ray
Communities of Lisungwi in Neno district have for about three years now been forced to travel 28 kilometers of a bad shaped-earth road to access X-ray services at the district’s heath facility.
