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2 primary school learners drown in Msambeta stream

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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.

MPS calls for more halfway houses for inmates

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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.

Diaspora dynamos drive Malawi progress

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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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National Bank commits to finance artisanal, small-scale mining in Malawi

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National Bank of Malawi (NBM) – a leading banking institution in Malawi – has expressed commitment to providing startup capital to artisanal and small-scale miners to facilitate growth of the sector.

Authorities applaud WASH Project for addressing cholera cases in Ntchisi

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Authorities at Ntchisi District Hospital have commended WaterAid Malawi for initiating Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Project, which they say has contributed to the declining cases of cholera cases in the district.

Mchinji’s agriculture committee emphasises on collaboration

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Mchinji District Agriculture Extension Coordination Committee (DAECC) has stressed the need for strong relationships and collaboration among stakeholders to sustain agriculture initiatives being implemented in the district.

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