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Using art to help others
Touched with the level of poverty and how it affects education, former Miss Malawi second princess Chimwemwe Ngugi Buleya has…
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PAC seeks to meet Chakwera
D isturbed with deteriorating living conditions of Malawians due to harsh economic conditions, poor infrastructure and stagnating fight on corruption,…
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Thin plastics case delay irks CSOs, to petition Judiciary
Twenty non-governmental organisations and civil society groups in the country have ganged up to present a petition to the Chief…
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Lilongwe to host women’s car service symposium
Tyre Trove, a Lilongwe-based Malawian-owned firm, has organized a Women’s Car Service Symposium this coming weekend which is designed to…
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Neno communities hail Public Works Programme
Communities in Neno District have commended the Climate Smart Enhanced Public Works Programme being implemented in the district for helping…
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Pressure mounts over refugees situation
Local and international organisations are exerting pressure on Malawi Government to stop its crackdown on foreign nationals to forcibly move…
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Blantyre DHO urges nurses to work hard
Blantyre District Health Office (DHO) nursing officer Jacqueline Kolove has asked nurses in the district to work hard as nursing…
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Norway’s K8bn re-awakening
During her visit recently, Norway’s Deputy Minister of International Corporation Bjorg Sandkjaer announced additional K8.2 billion funding to Malawi. However,…
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CSOs accused of sowing divisions
Civil society organisations (CSOs) have been criticised for their divisions which have affected their various roles in society. This was…
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Blame fiscal madness on lack of political will
Dear judge Mbadwa, My lord, the past few weeks Nyasas have been taken through episodes of extreme inefficiency in government.…
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