Journalists trained in international humanitarian law and conflict reporting
Journalists in the country have been urged to sensitize themselves on how best to report issues during armed conflict, as this can help protect rights and lives of civilians.
ADMARC expresses concern over malpractices in maize sales
The Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (ADMARC) has expressed deep concern over reports of malpractice in the purchasing and selling of maize at its depots across the country.
UTM plans memorial pillar for Chilima, dismisses age limit bill allegations
UTM, through its National Campaign Director Maquenda Chunga, has announced plans to honor the late Dr. Saulos Chilima by constructing a memorial pillar at the site of the tragic plane crash in Chikangawa.
WVM calls for urgent action on child development crisis
World Vision Malawi has raised concerns over a national crisis in child development, attributing it to early childhood malnutrition, health disparities, and inequalities in access to education.
Cyclone Jude displaces hundreds in Mangochi
A preliminary report by Mangochi District Council indicates that Tropical Cyclone Jude has affected 339 households in Traditional Authority (TA) Chowe and Sub Traditional Authority (STA) Moto, leaving many displaced.
Chakwera’s visit to Mzuzu Youth Center site sparks hope
President Lazarus Chakwera on Thursday visited a construction site for Mzuzu Youth Center in the city, a development that has increased hope that the...
