Human society
By Patricia Kapulula Malawi and the United Kingdom have discussed and agreed on ways and means of providing support to improve livelihoods as one way of ensuring that there is a shift to move development from the city to rural areas. President Professor Arthur Peter… Read More »Malawi, UK Discuss Rural Livelihood Improvement
By Patricia Kapulula, United Kingdom The United Kingdom has expressed its commitment to supporting African countries in trade and investment through negotiating for independent trade policies for the first time in 46 years. UK Secretary of State for International Trade and President of the Board… Read More »UK to Negotiate Independent Trade Policies
By Patricia Kapulula The day long UK-Africa Investment Summit held on January 20 in London, United Kingdom (UK) has set the pace to using UK’s expertise and innovation in technology, clean energy, infrastructure and finance which can feed the continent’s demand for sustainable growth. Malawi… Read More »Africa to Benefit From UK’s Innovation, Technology
The Duke of Sussex Prince Harry who in September last year promised to open a Hospital in Africa on Monday met Malawi President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika in London, United Kingdom. The two leaders met during the UK-Africa Investment Summit currently underway in United Kingdom.… Read More »Britain’s Prince Harry to Open a Hospital in Africa; Meets Malawi President Mutharika
By Carren Mumba Member of Parliament for Rumphi East, Kamlepo Kalua said he will no longer oppose Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) administration for the sake of opposing but rather take a constructive-criticism line. He said this recently when Muslim World League distributed 1000 bags (of… Read More »I will Never Oppose DPP, Mutharika Again- Kamlepo
At least 10 people have been hospitalized following a Cholera outbreak in the eastern Ugandan district of Busia, a relief organization said on Thursday, the East Africa News reported. Fred Ouma, the Uganda Red Cross Society branch manager for Busia said ten patients have been… Read More »Over 10 Hospitalized As Cholera Strikes
The southern African kingdom of Eswatini is ramping up rights for married women, enforcing the charge of rape against offending husbands – a taboo in conservative Swati society. The Daily Monitor reported that this week a a 34-year-old Nhlanhla Dlamini became the first man to… Read More »Man Arrested for Having Sex With His Wife
The first African Drone and Data Academy (ADDA) opened on Monday in Malawi’s capital city Lilongwe, UNICEF announced. The move is part of efforts to promote the use of drones in programmes and services that will impact the lives of children and young people. … Read More »Malawi Beat Rwanda: Launches First Drone, Data Academy in Africa
Malawi Vice President, Everton Chimulirenji on Wednesday said no country can develop without skilled labour force; hence, advised people in the country to have vision and remain focused. Speaking during Reverend John Chilembwe’s Memorial Service of Worship at Providence Industrial Mission (PIM) in Chiradzulu, Chimulirenji… Read More »Malawi Veep Chimulirenji Says Chilembwe Was a True Patriot, Man of Integrity
By Morton Sibale The Malawi Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), Director General, Leyneck Matemba has said the nation should trust the graft-bursting body to do a thorough investigation into the alleged bribe attempt on the judges presiding over the May 21 2019 elections case. He was speaking… Read More »Presidential Election Case: Judges Report Bribery Attempt, Malawi Anti-Graft Body Launches Manhunt