2 primary school learners drown in Msambeta stream

Two primary school learners have drowned after being swept away by floodwaters in Msambeta Stream in Area 23, Lilongwe. The boys went missing after school, and their bodies were later found. Police have warned parents to keep children away from swollen rivers.

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Malawi prisons tighten hygiene as cholera threat grows

Behind prison walls, trained inmates are helping stop cholera before it spreads. Malawi Prison Service tightens hygiene as national cases rise.

Domestic workers to get K72,800 as Govt. revises minimum wage

Following consultations with different social partners, the Ministry of...

MPS calls for more halfway houses for inmates

Malawi Prison Service says one halfway house is not enough and calls for more centres to prepare inmates for life after prison and reduce reoffending.

Floods kill 36 in Malawi, Nkhotakota worst hit

Floods have killed 36 people in Malawi, with Nkhotakota worst hit where 11 died and over 2,100 families were displaced, DoDMA says.

Diaspora dynamos drive Malawi progress

The DPP UK Wing team just had a powwow with Vice President Dr. Jane Ansah in Nottingham, and it was all about driving Malawi's progress! They reaffirmed their commitment to leadership, unity, and getting involved in national development.

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HEALTH

Malawi prisons tighten hygiene as cholera threat grows

Behind prison walls, trained inmates are helping stop cholera before it spreads. Malawi Prison Service tightens hygiene as national cases rise.

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EDUCATION

EMUNI renovates classrooms, changing rooms to promote girl-child education in Lilongwe

Emmanuel University (EMUNI) has renovated classrooms and changing rooms in Lilongwe and Dedza to promote girl-child education and support learners with special needs under its WESNED Project.

2025 MSCE exams register 58.44% pass rate, highest in 5 years

The 2025 MSCE examination results show a 58.44% pass rate, an improvement from last year’s 54.79%. Out of 194,584 candidates, 113,708 qualified for the certificate, with national secondary schools recording the highest success rate at 96.85%.

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GOVERNANCE

VP Ansah’s UK trip sparks accountability concern

Vice President Janeh Ansah’s UK trip has ignited a public accountability storm after conflicting official statements over whether K168 million in public funds were used, prompting calls for parliamentary scrutiny.