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Increase in road accidents worries Ministry of Health

The Ministry of Health has expressed concern over the rising number of accidents, highlighting the significant and avoidable strain they place on the health budget.

Motorcycle rider killed in Lumbadzi road accident

A motorcycle rider has died last night Saturday June 02,2024 after being hit by a motor vehicle in Lumbadzi.

Ministry of Health pledges support for hospital users’ grievances

The Ministry of Health says it is committed to ensuring that the grievances of hospital users are heard and addressed effectively in the country by

Skin cancer kills 70 persons with albinism in 4 years

Skin cancer has killed 70 persons with albinism between 2020 and 2024, the Association of Persons with Albinism (APAM) has disclosed.

12,000 die of cancer annually

The Ministry of Health has disclosed that 12,000 die from cancer annually.

Lilongwe Police arrest Agnes Katengeza’s murder suspect, recover stolen valuables

Lilongwe Police Station has arrested Amos Katengeza, 27, (brother), for being suspected of masterminding and taking an active part in the brutal murder of Agnes Katengeza, 44, who until her death was a Network Administrator at the Reserve Bank of Malawi, Lilongwe, whose body was found dumped in her own official Sportage car, registration number BY 4159, that was parked behind Gateway Mall by her assailants on September 24, 2023 at around 13:00 hours.

DPP demands Jeff wa Jeffrey declare donations to the party

Misunderstandings within the main opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) have taken a new turn, with the party formally demanding its former Secretary General, Grelzeder Jeffrey, to provide a declaration of funding and cash donations she received from individuals and organizations on behalf of the Party.

MISA Malawi welcomes passing of Data Protection Bill

Media Institute for Southern Africa (MISA) MAlawi Chapter has commended Members of Parliament (MPs) for passing of the long-awaited Data Protection Bill.

CDEDI urges Government to desist from selective justice

The Centre for Democracy and Development Initiatives (CDEDI) has urged the Government to desist from the selective application of justice in the matter of Salima Sugar Company Limited (SSCL), where millions of Kwachas are suspected to have entered into other people’s pockets.

Author: Hello Magazine