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Ntcheu police, bicycle taxi operators agree to fight road accidents
Police in Ntcheu have bemoaned rising cases of accidents in the district, mostly involving bicycle taxi operators commonly known as…
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Child age harmonization pleases Save the Children
Save the Children, a key stakeholder that has been actively advocating for the harmonization of the definition of a child…
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Zimbabwe deports 62 Malawians
Immigration authorities in Zimbabwe on Wednesday deported 62 Malawians for travelling without proper documentation and overstaying in that country. Confirming…
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Council employees yet to receive January salaries
A hitch in a new payroll system has left some civil servants working in district councils with no option but…
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Gender disparities still huge in Malawi-study
Recent findings on governance and service delivery in Malawi by the Institute of Public Opinion and Research (Ipor) has revealed…
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Treasury pleads with Judiciary to call off strike
The Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning and Development says it has approved a K225 million virement from the 2016/2017 budget…
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Judicial officers on strike
Access to justice has been put on hold following a sit-in by judicial officers across the country. The officers…
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Unicef needs US$22 Million for emergency aid
The United Nation Children’s Fund (Unicef) says it requires $22 million (K15.4 billion) to respond to the hunger crisis in…
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Taking ART to communities
Effie Chiwale was immediately put on treatment when she was diagnosed with HIV in 2011. The immunity of the…
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British envoy tips Malawi
Malawi needs to stand on her feet to deal with risks of natural hazards and climate change by coming…
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Agroforestry key in reversing land degradation–Ministry
Farmers in the country have been challenged to adopt agroforestry farming in a bid to arrest and reverse land degradation, and…
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Masm clients urged to be cautious
Medical Aid Society of Malawi (Masm) has cautioned its clients to be careful when accessing medical services to ensure…
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I am not guilty, Chaponda insists
Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development George Chaponda has reiterated that he was not directly involved in the purchase…
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Man arrested with fake K2 000 bank notes worth K80 000
Nkhotakota Police have arrested Iwell Banda, 35, for being found in possession of fake K2 000 bank notes worth K80…
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8 dead in New Year holiday road accidents
Eight people died and two others were seriously injured in road accidents nationwide in New Year holiday road accidents, police have said. …
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Dodma issues floods warning
The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (Dodma) has warned people living in flood-prone areas in districts such as Nsanje,…
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Dedza registers 22 suicide cases
Police in Dedza have recorded 22 suicide cases in 2016 from 13 in 2015 representing 69 percent increment. The police…
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Police steps up efforts to protect children during disasters
The Southern Region Police says it is stepping up efforts to act accordingly in protecting children during natural disasters and…
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PSAf hails Malawi for passing ATI Bill
The Panos Institute Southern Africa (PSAf) has hailed the passing of the Access to Information (ATI) Bill by the Malawi…
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Dodma warns those living in flood prone areas to move uplands
The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (Dodma) has warned those living in flood prone areas in districts such as Nsanje,…
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