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Vehicle burns in Blantyre
Residents of Ndirande Newlines in Blantyre City last evening watched helplessly as a Toyota Corolla vehicle registration BP 8464 went…
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Court to call jb in mphwiyo case
The High Court in Lilongwe says it will comply with the judge’s order to summon potential defence witnesses, including…
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MRA wins VAT case, 5 convicted
Mzuzu Chief Resident Magistrate’s (CRM) Court on Wednesday convicted five Chinese nationals of tax evasion on their own plea…
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Mutharika opens K4.6bn Chiradzulu TTC
President Peter Mutharika on Wednesday inaugurated the new K4.6 billion ($8 million) Chiradzulu Teacher Training College (TTC) with a…
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Mutharika warns unscrupulous suppliers in housing program
President Peter Mutharika has vowed to deal with companies supplying sub-standard iron sheets and cement in the Decent and Affordable…
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Malawian appointed vice chancellor of USIU-A
Paul Tiyambe Zeleza, whose novel Smouldering Charcoal is part of the senior secondary school literature curriculum, has been appointed Vice…
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Road accident claims two lives in Zomba
Two people have died in a road accident involving a minibus registration number NU 3353 belonging to Kilimanjaro Tours in…
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No more ‘free’ education at Domasi College
Malawi Government has hiked tuition fees for diploma and degree courses at Domasi College of Education (DCE) from K1, 500.00…
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Mzuzu youths to petition APM
Youths under the Centre for Youth and Development (CYD) in Mzuzu are on Thursday set to petition President Peter Mutharika…
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Save the Children to train 9 000 by 2018
Save the Children International through its Youth in Action (YIA) project last Thursday pledged to train 9 000 youths in…
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Malawi needs 340 ambulances
The Malawi health sector requires 340 ambulances to meet international standards which recommend one ambulance for every 50 000 people,…
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Luanar learning environment worries SA diplomat
South Africa High Commissioner Mbuyane Mokone has expressed worry over students’ learning environment at Bunda College under the Lilongwe University…
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UNAids for harmonised healthcare service delivery
The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV and Aids (UNAids) has called for harmonisation and standardisation of operating procedures among…
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Nice Board commits to impartiality
National Initiative for Civic Education (Nice) Trust Board of Trustees says it serves the interests of all Malawians and not…
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Nkhata Bay Hospital partially handed over
Plem Construction and Citi Building Joint Venture site in-charge Mohandas Pillai yesterday handed over keys for staff houses and hostels…
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Mould upright citizens, APM tells clergy
President Peter Mutharika on Tuesday challenged the church to instill Godly values in its followers for them to live transformed…
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Population growth baffles govt, donors
Scared is the reaction of the Malawi Government and its development partners to projections that the country’s population will rise…
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Chaos as police, traders clash in Nchalo
There were running battles between armed police and vendors at Nchalo Trading Centre in Chikwawa on Tuesday after police carried…
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CSOs reflect on democracy
Civil society organisations (CSOs) have observed that the political landscape in the country is not conducive for them to work…
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Mixed reactions on PS reforms
There are mixed reactions to government’s decision to abolish posts of principal secretary (PS) II and III and designate the…
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