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First Lady calls for unity against GBV
F irst Lady Monica Chakwera has called on Malawians and partners to unite to eliminate gender-based violence (GBV). She said…
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Chakwera hails impact of Global Fund assistance
President Lazarus Chakwera has expressed gratitude to the Global Fund for its support to Malawi which has also helped to…
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K51m CBCC set to promote early learning in Nkhata Bay
Nkhata Bay District Council has commended Livingstonia Synod of the Church of Central Africa for constructing a K51 million community-based…
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Motorists decry dead traffic lights in Mzuzu
Despite rapid urbanisation and increased traffic flow, some streets in Mzuzu City are operating without traffic lights. The situation presents…
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Project donates 200 bicycles to volunteers
Investing in Early Years Project has donated 200 bicycles to volunteers and caregivers from Traditional Authority Chekucheku in Neno to…
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Government to improve water access, says Chakwera
President Lazarus Chakwera has said his government is committed to providing potable water to improve livelihoods. He said this yesterday…
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People in Lilongwe turn to tree-planting to stop floods
People in Traditional Authority Mazengera in Lilongwe District have started preparing tree nurseries under Climate-Smart Enhanced Public Works Programme to…
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Nkhotakota DHO moves to curb malaria cases
Nkhotakota District Health Office says malaria affects over 80 percent of the district’s population. It called for urgent action to…
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Farmers in NkhataBay hail livestock farming
Some farmers in Nkhata Bay District have commended the livestock pass-on programme that former president Joyce Banda launched in 2012…
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People in Kasungu hail livestock farming
People in Traditional Authority Chulu in Kasungu District have commended World Vision Malawi for giving them goats and chickens to…
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