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Prophet Kambale continues to win souls for Christ
Religion

Malawi’s Prophet Kambale’s church attracts international congregants: “We come to receive our share of true anointing, healing and prophecies”

Otieno: Demands by NONM and PAUM are justifiable
Health

Global clinicians, physicians body backs industrial action by Malawi healthcare workers

Participants to the training workshop posing for a photo
Mining

Counting on media, CSOs’ roles to achieve transparency, accountability in mining sector

Miracle Chinga (on top) showcasing some of the gas products 265 Energy Limited sells at competitive prices in Malawi
National

265 Energy Limited extends free delivery special offer on its gas products

President Chakwera (left) shakes Simbarashe Mumbengegwi after the meeting
National

Chakwera nods to the Museum of African Liberation establishment

Katema-Kausiwa: This is the first refugee from a country none other than Burundi and Rwanda to volunteer to return to his country--Photo by Watipaso Mzungu
Human Rights

Malawi’s Dzaleka Refugee Camp registers first Somalian to volunteer to return to his country

Mr. Jokes (right) receiving a dummy cheque from Mr. Miller John Joshua of Reunion Insurance Company of Malawi
Entertainment

Reunion Insurance sponsors Mr Jokes with MK2.5m for Comedy NIGHT at BICC in Lilongwe

Kondowe: Malawians deserve no less than the best and most transparent recruitment process
Governance

National Advocacy Platform demands transparent recruitment process for new ACB czar

President Chakwera and other dignitaries pose for a photo after inspecting the site
National

Chakwera promises 123, 000 jobs through industrial park project

Mwakasungula We need to protect the youth from harmful tobacco products
Health

WOCACA calls for stringent measures to protect youth from harmful tobacco products

Chiusiwa making a presentation
Human Rights

Low funding threatens Malawi’s commitments on disability inclusive development espoused in MW2063, SDGs and GDS

Alumni of the GHC pose for a photo after the screening services
Health

Global Health Corps alumni donate to Mitundu Hospital, conduct screening services for chronic ailments

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