YAS URGES MEDIA TO CHAMPION YOUTH INCLUSION
The Executive Director of Youth and Society Charles Kajoloweka has underscored the need for the media to mainstream youth inclusion in the national development agenda to inspire youth into political
MOHDEVS AND UNHCR CALLS FOR INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR REFUGEES
The Executive Director for Moravian humanitarian and development services (Mohdevs), Jonah Sinyangwe, has expressed optimism that the country will soon develop a proper legal framework to promote inclusive education for
M’BWEZERA CHILENGEDWE IMPROVING COMMUNITIES LIVELIHOOD IN DOWA
Communities of Chankhungu and Kasunza catchment areas in Dowa district have described the climate-smart enhanced public works program as a catalyst for transforming rural communities’ economic status. Speaking during a
MULUZI URGES PARTY FOLLOWERS TO EMBRACE UNITY AMIDST INTERPARTY TENSIONS
United Democratic Front (UDF) patron who is also the former president of the country Dr. Bakili Muluzi has condemned the behavior portrayed by some party members barring MCP from attending
FIX THE SYSTEM FLAWS, OPPOSITION PARTIES PENS MEC
Four opposition parties have written the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) expressing concerns over the preparations for the 2025 General elections, citing potential pitfalls that could compromise the integrity of the
COMMUNITY WORRIED WITH COUNCIL’S DILLY-DALLY ON SCHOOL PROJECT
Residents of James Village traditional authority Chiwere have expressed disappointment with the delay in the construction of James Community Day Secondary School in their area. Addressing an interface meeting on
LA’S URGED TO EMBRACE INNOVATION IN WATER PROVISION
In a bid to promote access to clean and potable water, Water and Environmental Sanitation Network- WESNET Executive Director Willies Mwandira has asked District Councils that are failing to provide
RUTF NOT FOR SALE WARNS MINISTRY
Secretary for Health Dr Samson Mndolo has condemned the selling and buying of Ready to Use Therapeutic Food – RUTF locally known as Chiponde. Through a statement, released on Tuesday
CSEC WORRIED WITH THE COUNTRY’S DWINDLING EDUCATION STANDARDS
The Civil Society Education Coalition (CSEC) has described the slight increase in the pass rate of Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) results, from 54.4% in 2023 to 54.79% in