Author: Blessings Tambala

The World Bank has announced resumption of direct budgetary support to Malawi, a development that is likely going to boost economic growth for the country.

Women’s Coalition Against Cancer (WOCACA) has challenged authorities at the Capital Hill, Lilongwe, and its development partners to allocate adequate resources in the health sector in order to improve the quality of care clients receive in public health facilities.

Controversial senior member of the National Governing Council (NGC) of the former ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), Ken Msonda, has alleged that he is living in poverty because he refused to participate in plunder of public resources by the DPP officials.

Agriculture stakeholders have expressed concerns with the rate at which aflatoxin is spreading in groundnuts and other grains, saying this is negatively impacting commodities’ international markets and human’s health status.

As the rift in the former governing Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) continues to deepen, party leader Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika on Sunday fired Kondwani Nankhumwa as vice president for the Southern Region.

Head of the Catholic Diocese of Mangochi Bishop Montfort Stima has condemned the tendency by the opposition to shun national events, warning that this has the potential to divide the nation.

Two cooperatives, the Community Savings and Investment Program (Comsip) and Housing Investment and Development Cooperative (HIDCO), have partnered in an effort to enhance property development that will result in the construction of a new shopping mall in the northen city of Mzuzu. 

Secretary to the President and Cabinet (SPC) Colleen Zamba has described the recently launched Civil Servants’ Medical Scheme as a great milestone in President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera’s commitment to improving the welfare of civil servants in Malawi.

President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera on Thursday dared Malawians to change their attitude and mindset towards national development, observing that the country fails to develop because citizens have squandered what God gave them to prosper.