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National News
Prisoners, students risk vote disenfranchisement
There are fears that prisoners set to be released prior to the voting date and students still in school could…
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MBS probes maize seed consumption
Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS) has launched a probe into the consumption of maize seed by vulnerable households in the…
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Book offers insights into financial thinking
Sycamore Consult Limited founder and director Audrey Mwala on Thursday launched her book Personal Finance Management at a glamorous event…
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Educator cherishes global recognition
She might have narrowly missed a whopping $1 million (K1.7 billion) award, but Tionge Mtambo will forever cherish her global…
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Hunger putting many at risk of health complications
It might sound clichéd that desperate situations call for desperate measures, but the pervading hunger has unfolded a disturbing scenario…
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Nurses, midwives take on Zamba
Nurses and midwives have threatened to take ‘next level’ action against government for allegedly ignoring their demands to address challenges…
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ICT lessons remain scantyIn public primary schools
The National Information and Communications Technology Policy requires the Ministry of Education to ensure every learner receives quality ICT lessons.…
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Synod rebukes pastors for attending APM prayer service
Blantyre Synod of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP) has distanced itself from a prayer service by former president…
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Voter transfer process starts Tuesday
The first phase of Malawi Electoral Commission’s (MEC) voter transfer exercise is set to start from Tuesday up to Thursday,…
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Kuhes employees demand gratuity after its abolishment
Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (Kuhes) Staff Union is demanding the reintroduction of gratuity the institution abolished in September 2024.…
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