President Chakwera Saddened by Loss of Life, Destruction Caused by Cyclone Freddy

Chakwera says he is filled with deep sadness at the loss of life and destruction caused by Tropical Cyclone Freddy, which has claimed 190 lives in Malawi, writes Winston Mwale.

Education Ministry Extends Suspension of Physical Classes in Southern Malawi Districts Due to Cyclone FREDDY

The Ministry of Education has announced the extension of the temporary suspension of physical education classes in all educational institutions in the Southern Region districts, writes Winston Mwale.

Death Toll Rises to 190 as Tropical Cyclone Freddy Causes Widespread Damage in Malawi

The death toll from the devastating Tropical Cyclone Freddy (TCF) has risen to 190, with 584 injured and 37 reported missing, writes Winston Mwale.

INSIDE BOTSWANA HUNTING COMMUNITIES’ 21st CENTURY INTERNATIONAL HUNTING WINDFALL

Without it, Botswana hunting communities would have never known what it feels like to democratically determine how to meet their own socio-economic needs, writes Emmanuel Koro.

Tropical Cyclone FREDDY Causes High Threat of Flooding, Damaging Winds in Southern Malawi

Tropical Cyclone FREDDY remains a threat to southern Malawi with heavy rains and winds, says Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services, writes Winston Mwale.

Media Council of Malawi Issues Guidelines for Ethical Reporting of Cyclone Freddy Devastation

MCM is reminding the media of their responsibility in reporting the devastation caused by Cyclone Freddy in most districts of Malawi, particularly in the southern region, writes Winston Mwale.

Tropical Cyclone Freddy Causes Flooding in Bangula Old Market, Leaving Businessmen Stranded

Over 200 businessmen in Nsanje, Malawi are stranded as Tropical Cyclone Freddy caused non-stop rainfall flooding Bangula Old Market, writes Cornelius Lupenga.

Government Still Unclear on Status of National Older Persons Bill Drafted Three Years Ago

The Malawian government has yet to clarify when it will present the National Older Persons Bill to parliament, despite it having been drafted three years ago, writes Brenard Mwanza.

National Referees Association conducts successful first quarter fitness exercises in Northern Region

The National Referees Association conducted its first quarter fitness exercises in the Northern Region over the weekend, where more than 100 referees took part, writes Victor Musongole.

Mpatsa Primary School staff quarters in Nsanje district flooded by Cyclone Freddy

The headteacher for the school, Jussa Mintrozo has confirmed the development, saying floodwaters arrived around 6 o'clock today, Monday morning, writes Cornelius Lupenga.

UNESCO-funded Mbuna Fish Conservation Project Aims to End Illegal Fishing on Lake Malawi

Catholic Diocese of Dedza Launches Solar Power Supply Project at Dzenza Community Day Secondary School

The Catholic Diocese of Dedza has launched a solar power supply project at its Dzenza Community Day Secondary School in Kasina to support students in their studies, writes Brenard Mwanza.