Go Back to School, Education Authorities Challenge School Dropouts
A senior education official in Mulanje has challenged children that were affected by the Tropical Cyclone Freddy and dropped out of school to go back to school as life has to go back to normal after the disaster.
CARD Starts Disbursing Cash To Cyclone Freddy Survivors in Mulanje
The Churches Action in Relief and Development (CARD) on Wednesday launched a K253.5 million cash transfer exercise under the Cyclone Freddy Response and Recovery Project in Traditional Authority Juma in Mulanje district.
MWF Restores Women, Girls Dignity Post Cyclone Freddy in Blantyre
The Malawi Washington Foundation (MWF), a Non-Profit Organisation founded by Malawians living in Washington DC, United States of America has donated dignity kits worth K1 Million to 100 young girls in Blantyre as one way of empowering them as they return to school.
Maseko Ngonis Visit Nanchidwa Freddy Survivors
The Maseko Ngoni Mulanje Chapter on Thursday cheered survivors of the Tropical Cyclone Freddy that are seeking shelter at Nanchidwa camp in Mulanje district.
Malnutrition, Maternal and Neonatal Deaths, Thorny Issues After Cyclone Freddy
Mary Mpemba is a mother of six children. She hails from Chidothi village in the area of Traditional Authority Mulumbe in Zomba.
Operation Smile Supports Cyclone Freddy Survivors in Phalombe
A charitable organization Operation Smile Malawi says it has reached 38 people who were affected by Tropical cyclone Freddy with food and iron sheets to help them recover from the shocks.
Chiradzulu District Council Faces Resistance to Relocate Cyclone Freddy Survivors
Chiradzulu district council has disclosed that it is facing some resistance to relocate some cyclone Freddy survivors from Mtauchira Village which was almost buried by the mudslides early this year.
Cyclone Freddy Destroys Over 400 Boreholes in Chikwawa and Nsanje
Cyclone Freddy Aggravates Crime in Chiradzulu
Law enforcers in Chiradzulu have disclosed that the district has registered a sharp increase in crime rates between March and May 2023.