Dr Charles Leyman Kachitsa is an entrepreneur, academician and community leader. He is a director of several companies and own shares in a number of them. His research area is management motivation and transferability of skills. Dr Kachitsa is a motivational speaker and apart from lecturing, he engages in giving talk at various public events.
By Minister Collin Chingota One of the great laws of the universe is that, life does not give you what you want, but what you expect. Mark 9:23 Jesus said to him, “If you can believe, all things are possible to him who believes.” Pay… Read More »Power of Expectation
By Bishop Witmos and Nephtali Kalumbi Higher Education Students’ Loans and Grants Board has approved a provision list of loans beneficiaries for higher education for the 2023/2024 academic year. Spokesperson for the board, Henry Chingaipe, said at a press briefing in Mangochi on Tuesday that… Read More »Loans and grants board approves 2023/2024 funds
By Manasse Nyirenda A 23-year-old man, Blackson Mkandawire in the area of Mwachikwezga under Traditional Authority (T/A) Mwalweni has raked in millions through irrigation farming under Khwakwazi Irrigation scheme in Rumphi District. In an interview, on Tuesday Blackson said he joined Khwakwazi Irrigation scheme in… Read More »23-year-old rakes in millions through irrigation farming
By Manasse Nyirenda Communities in the area of Zotola village in Traditional Authority (T/A) Chikulamayembe have expressed their excitement over a locally made zero cooling chamber that has reduced wastage of their farm produce. The technology, zero cooling chamber which is constructed from locally available… Read More »Locally made “refrigerator” reduces rural farmers produce wastage
By TedEd Explore the psychology behind how good and bad habits are formed, and get tips on how to manage these behaviors. Many people deal with a nail-biting habit at some point in their lives. Some will go to great lengths to try to stop,… Read More »How to break a bad habit
By George Bulombola Inspector General (IG) of Malawi Police Service, Merlyne Yolamu, has challenged police officers especially female officers to desist from harboring criminals to avoid compromising their profession. Yolamu was speaking Wednesday when she addressed police officers at Regional Police Headquarters for the north… Read More »Police officers advised against harboring criminals
By Kondwani Magombo and Sarah Munthali Malawi High Commissioner to the United Kingdom (UK), Dr. Thomas Bisika, says he is impressed with the Advocacy Project that Theatre For A Change (TFAC) is implementing in the country with funding from the Commonwealth Foundation. Bisika, who is back… Read More »TFAC impresses Malawian High Commissioner to UK
By Fostina Mkandawire Environmentalists in the country have expressed worry at the pace in which the country is addressing the issue of lead pollution, as evidenced by lack of specific regulations and policies, a development which is endangering lives. The remarks were made on Thursday… Read More »Lack of regulations and policies on lead pollution worries environmentalists
By Manasse Nyirenda At least 12000 people are set to benefit from a new gravity fed water project in Chitimba which will tap water from Holy Water on Livingstonia hills to beneficiaries on the shores of Lake Malawi in Rumphi district. District water officer, Vincent… Read More »Council targets 12000 people in Chitimba water project
By Rose Cross Mahorya Communities in Mzimba North have been encouraged to adopt climate smart technologies and methodologies that enforce environmental conservation for them to increase farm productivity in the face of climate change. The call was made on Friday, when the Mzimba North District… Read More »Mzimba communities encouraged to adopt climate resilient habits