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Father, son arrested for cultivating cannabis Sativa

Father, son arrested for cultivating cannabis Sativa

After receiving the information, a team of CID police officers investigated and arrested the two, uprooting 945 plants in the process.

Person with albinism sentenced to 20 years in prison for defilement

Person with albinism sentenced to 20 years in prison for defilement

Allan Banda defiled the girl and gave her one hundred kwacha before threatening her into silence on October 16, 2020, around 0700 hours.

Med C splits with his manager

Med C splits with his manager

The young dancehall artist signed a K10 million contract with a music promotion company based in the United States.

Failed COP27 without loss and damage commitment

Failed COP27 without loss and damage commitment

Eluby Nota of Malawi brought the room to a halt as she told the story of how she lost relatives, property, and livelihoods

Ministry of Health has warned NGOs not to abuse Covid-19 grants

Ministry of Health has warned NGOs not to abuse Covid-19 grants

ActionAid Malawi handed over Covid-19 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and bicycles worth USD 1 million (K1 billion) to its NGO partners (sub-sub recipients).

Global Health Corps welcome a new cohort of fellows

Global Health Corps welcome a new cohort of fellows

Winnie Shella, one of the new fellows, stated that they are very excited to be a part of the cohort, despite the fact that it will be extremely difficult.

Tanzania should tell us the truth about alleged Maasai community displacement to make way for international hunting

Tanzania should tell us the truth about alleged Maasai community displacement to make way for international hunting

“We urge Tanzania to speak for itself and not remain silent while we continue to be bombarded by news that it [Tanzania] has suddenly become the bad boy of international hunting in Africa"-Dr Els.

Finish and World Wide Fund for Nature SA (WWF) release 28 million litres of water

Finish and World Wide Fund for Nature SA (WWF) release 28 million litres of water

South Africa, the world's 30th driest country, is expected to fall 17 percent short of the amount of water required to sustain itself and us by 2030.

Zimbabwe authorities must do more to stop culture of abductions and killings

Zimbabwe authorities must do more to stop culture of abductions and killings

"Cases of abductions where perpetrators are never held to account are common in Zimbabwe"-Lucia Masuka, Executive Director of Amnesty International Zimbabwe

Chakwera warns principal secretaries not to become complacent

Chakwera warns principal secretaries not to become complacent

“A better Malawi begins with an efficient, disciplined and corrupt-free civil service," said the Malawi leader.

Court in Lilongwe adjourns ivory case to June 17

Court in Lilongwe adjourns ivory case to June 17

Kelby Roy Malambo is accused of illegally possessing 22 pieces of raw ivory weighing 64.905 kgs and valued at MK53, 546,625.00.

WHY FROGS CROAK

WHY FROGS CROAK

How can we allow the government to continue spending billions of kwachas on fertilizer subsidies that primarily benefit subsistence farmers who are unable to use the inputs efficiently?

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