St. Mary's School for the Visually-Impaired in Karonga district thanked Mzuzu University Sacco for building a K6 million fence, as promised in Oct 2022, writes Wezzie Mwangonde.
AFORD President Enock Kazingeni Chihana donates amenities to Cyclone Freddy survivors at Mapelera Camp in Chikwawa on March 18, writes Comfort Bulangete.
Survivors of Tropical Cyclone Freddy in Chikwawa have called on the government to provide affordable construction materials to help them leave the camps as soon as possible, writes Comfort Bulangete.
Wild hippopotamus attack at Chimvuli dock in Nsanje's Senior Chief Mbenje area, leaves two injured, bringing the district's total to six, Cornelius Lupenga.
Senior Chief Chimombo urges gov't to send maize urgently to Nsanje, where hunger has reached its peak, to prevent further deaths, writes Cornelius Lupenga.
Rumphi District Hospital has achieved an 81% treatment success rate in tuberculosis (TB) patients for the year 2022, writes Wezzie Mwangonde.
Chifundo Epilepsy Foundation, a registered non-governmental charity organization, is committed to improving the lives of people affected by epilepsy in Malawi, writes Happy Valirani.
Tropical Cyclone Freddy has made landfall for a second time this week in East Africa, raging through Malawi and causing gusty winds, heavy rainfall, mudslides and increased flooding.
Fishermen in Elephant Marsh Using Mosquito Nets for Fishing, Harming Fish Population, writes Cornelius Lupenga.
Archbishop Thomas Luke Msusa of Blantyre Archdiocese has encouraged Cyclone Freddy survivors not to despair amid their different needs after the devastation, writes Brenard Mwanza.
The adage “ignorance is no defence” is usually not used in good faith. It is counter to a plea for pardon by someone who has violated the law out of ignorance, writes Ed-Grant Ndoza, MANA.
Malawi Extends Suspension of Classes in Cyclone Freddy Affected Districts, writes Winston Mwale.
