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MAN JAILED 21 YEARS OVER DEFILEMENT

MAN JAILED 21 YEARS OVER DEFILEMENT

Passing judgment, Senior Resident Magistrate Rodrick Michongwe concurred with the state, hence the 21-year sentence to serve as a lesson to other would-be offenders, writes Saidi Winnes

Equip Traffic Police for Roads Patrol

Equip Traffic Police for Roads Patrol

The Highway Safety Group looks forward to motorised patrols and less disruption of moving traffic from the traffic police on our roads.

African ministers in charge of Communication and Information Technologies set to convene, as Experts Meeting kicks off

African ministers in charge of Communication and Information Technologies set to convene, as Experts Meeting kicks off

The experts meeting will also conduct the elections of its fifth bureau

Trade and Development Bank (TDB) and ICD sign an MoU to support private sector investment in common African member states

Trade and Development Bank (TDB) and ICD sign an MoU to support private sector investment in common African member states

The agreement establishes a framework for both institutions to collaborate with the aim of financing eligible transactions in targeted countries sponsored by the private sector or non-sovereign backed

Pursuing the endgame: novel polio vaccine rollout in Africa

Pursuing the endgame: novel polio vaccine rollout in Africa

It is a modified version of the mOPV2 vaccine that provides comparable protection against poliovirus type 2 but with an increased stability

Collaborative TB childhood advocacy work closer to people counts

Collaborative TB childhood advocacy work closer to people counts

This advocacy strategy has helped stakeholders who were convened to foster partnerships and collaboration within their districts, writes Owen Nyaka.

SADC STANDS SHOULDER TO SHOULDER WITH PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA; CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF ALL ILLEGAL SANCTIONS ON ZIMBABWE

SADC STANDS SHOULDER TO SHOULDER WITH PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA; CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF ALL ILLEGAL SANCTIONS ON ZIMBABWE

The strongly-worded plea has been issued by all representatives of the Southern Africa Development Community (Sadc) resident in Malawi.

SADC PROTESTS NOCTURNAL SANCTIONS ON ZIMBABWE; RALLIES BEHIND PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA'S GOVERNMENT

SADC PROTESTS NOCTURNAL SANCTIONS ON ZIMBABWE; RALLIES BEHIND PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA'S GOVERNMENT

It is October 25. This is the day Southern Africa Development Community (Sadc) declared "Anti-Sanctions Day" in solidarity with Zimbabwe.

BY-ELECTIONS CAMPAIGN TO END ON OCTOBER 24

BY-ELECTIONS CAMPAIGN TO END ON OCTOBER 24

MEC has further called upon faith leaders in the country to ensure that their worship services are not used for campaign purposes during the voting period, writes Saidi Winnes.

ESCOM condemns fake electricity installation agents in Salima

ESCOM condemns fake electricity installation agents in Salima

The issue of combating fake agents was raised in a round table meeting conducted by ESCOM in the district.

Madagascar: Severe Drought could Spur World’s First Climate Change Famine

Madagascar: Severe Drought could Spur World’s First Climate Change Famine

The region has been hit hard by successive years of severe drought, forcing families in rural communities to resort to desperate measures just to survive

WHO Unveils Action Plan to Address Findings of Independent Commission on DRC SEA Allegations

WHO Unveils Action Plan to Address Findings of Independent Commission on DRC SEA Allegations

The plan outlines short-term actions focusing on the most urgent recommendations of the IC Report

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