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New immigrant regulations needed to protect refugees
Despite the fact that Malawi ratified regional and international treaties and conventions to protect vulnerable people such as refugees, the…
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The Big Interview
Courageous Musasa: Founded Courageous Kids Foundation
In the busy streets of Blantyre where the daily struggle for survival is a harsh reality for street children, one…
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Nkhani
Anjata opezeka ndi mfuti
Apolisi ku Namwera m’boma la Mangochi amanga abambo awiri omwe angotulutsidwa kumene kundende popezeka ndi mfuti ya mtundu wa Retay…
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M’Mbelwa District Council commends K307m project
M’Mbelwa District Council director of planning and development Walter Chikuni has commended Small Producers Development and Transporters Association (Sprodeta) for…
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Teachers urged to protect learners’ rights
Machinga first grade magistrate Austin Kamanga has warned teachers in the district against giving learners harsh punishments when they break…
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Blantyre to get Gesd funding after 2 misses
Blantyre District Council has qualified for its second Governance to Enable Service Delivery (Gesd) funds after missing out on the…
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Law Commission engages volunteers on child abuse
Malawi Law Commission chief civic education officer Gills Msiska has bemoaned the rise in cases of child neglect, saying they…
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World Vision promotes early learning in Mchinji
World Vision Malawi has emphasised the importance of sending children to community-based childcare centres (CBCCs), saying early childhood development education…
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Speak on Tonse pact
The governing Tonse Alliance headed by President Lazarus Chakwera and Vice-President Saulos Chilima brought together two political giants following the…
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People with disabilitie shail social cash transfer
People with disabilities in Rumphi District have commended the Social Cash Transfer Programme for improving their livelihoods. There are 556…
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