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More faith groups back PAC nationwide protests
More faith groups have rallied their flock to participate in Public Affairs Committee (PAC) nationwide demonstrations on December 13…
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Lecturer challenges Mangochi chiefs on girls’ education
The deteriorating education standards among girls in Mangochi District could be reversed if traditional leaders abolish cultural practices that prevent…
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Area 25 Health Centre gets new ambulance
Area 25 Health Centre in Lilongwe has received a new ambulance, replacing one which was damaged in a road accident…
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CoM courts US Ambassador on girls’ hostel project
Concerned with harsh conditions female students accommodated off campus face, a group of female lecturers at College of Medicine (CoM)…
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VP reads Catholic bishops’ demo appeal letter
Vice-President Saulos Chilima yesterday read out a letter from Catholic bishops asking their flock to take part in the December…
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Human trafficking fight facing hitches
Judiciary authorities have said Malawi’s efforts in dealing with human trafficking cases are being hampered by lack of friendly courts…
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Donors push for reforms bills
Development partners who fund elections in Malawi have added their voice to calls for government to take to Parliament Electoral…
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Govt ready with 2 electoral bills
With pressure mounting from all quarters for government to table Electoral Reforms Bills, government is this week set to table…
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Minister says no to 50+1
Minister of Civic Education, Culture and Community Development Grace Chiumia says President Peter Mutharika’s administration is not in support of…
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‘Health workers an investment, not a cost’
The Global Youth Call for Action on Human Resources for Health has urged governments and stakeholders to position decent work…
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‘Shortage of infrastructure affects police duties’
Southern Region Deputy Commissioner of Police for Blantyre Urban Chikondi Chingadza says shortage of infrastructure in police stations affects officers’…
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NfYD holds youth camp in Nkhata Bay
Network for Youth Development (NfYD) has bemoaned a widespread leadership crisis, saying no sector is spared. NfYD executive director Gift…
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Mzuni’s K2.9bn tourism centre takes off
Mzuzu University (Mzuni) has started constructing a tourism skills development centre partly funded by the World Bank to the tune…
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CoM courts US ambassador on hostel project
A group of female lecturers from College of Medicine (CoM), concerned with harsh conditions female students accommodated outside the…
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ECM asks Catholics to join PAC marches
Catholic bishops in the country have asked their faithful to pray for, and patronise, peaceful marches organised by PAC on…
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Chakwera, Kaliwo mend fences
After months of leadership wrangles, it seems the centre is holding again for the main opposition Malawi Congress Party (…
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Electoral reforms flop
Two weeks before Parliament rises, government remains elusive on when it will table the Electoral Reform Bills contrary to public…
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Law society faults Apm on parastatal appointments
The Malawi Law Society (MLS) has described as abuse of power the President’s decision to bypass boards in the appointment…
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Court reserves ruling on SA-LL Water Project
The Supreme Court of Appeal in Blantyre on Friday reserved its ruling in the Salima-Lilongwe Water Project case in which…
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Coupons for sale; hotspots are Lower Shire, Mponela, Likoma
The Lower Shire, Mponela and Likoma have been singled out as hotspots where coupons for Fisp end up in wrong…
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