By Charles Leyman Kachitsa Music is as old as perhaps the human race. It is not very clear to most when exactly men started singing although more organised music can be traced to the era of King David perhaps even […]
By Virginia Kwizombe (Mrs) It is a fact that the Covid-19 pandemic has changed the normal household routines. Being in quarantine or self isolation means there is more time with our husbands and wives, which could be a blessing in […]
By Charles Leyman Kachitsa What does it mean to have no human contact? Since time immemorial as has never been experienced by current generation, our present circumstance requires that there be no haphazard physical contact amongst people. Going back in […]
By Grace Moyo & Esinter Gideon All roads will lead to Gava L.E.A Primary School in Lilongwe on January 15, 2020, where elections of new Executive Committee for Lilongwe Maseko Ngonis’ will be held. According to the Maseko Ngoni constitution, […]
By Tione Andsen Government has expressed concern that some Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOS) in the country were fuelling acts of vandalism among students in Secondary Schools in the country. Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Dr William Susuwele Banda expressed the […]
By Sellaphine Banda Principal Secretary in the Ministry of Homeland Security has hailed this year Tumaini sixth edition festival, saying the occasion will helped people from Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Malawi to come together and share ideas. Speaking […]
By Tionge Kasolota Association of People with Albinism (APAM) has revealed that it is engaging government to have skinoil manufactured locally to avoid skin cancer which is on the increase among persons with albinism in the country. APAM President,Overstone Kondowemade […]
By Tiwonge Ndau Traditional leaders in the country have stepped up efforts to end child marriages in the country as the fight against the vice gets intensified globally, Malawi News Agency (Mana) has established. The development comes on the heels […]
