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 Tikondane Vega Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) says it is ready to roll out National Addressing System (NAS) in districts, having almost completed the same in the country’s major cities. MACRA’s Acting Director of Postal Services, Burnet Namacha, said this in Blantyre Monday when… Read More »MACRA set to roll out National Addressing System in districts
By Noel Chimwala National Water Resources Authority (NWRA) has called on all individuals, institutions and drilling companies operating without authorization to have their water supply systems licensed by 24th November 2023. NWRA spokesperson, Masozi Kasambala disclosed this during District Executive Committee meeting which took place… Read More »NWRA issues warning against unlicensed water supply system
By Rodney Majawa Chilobwe police Unit has called on men and women within its policing area to participate in all community policing efforts to ensure the area is free from crime. In an interview with Malawi News Agency (Mana) on Tuesday, Officer-in Charge (OC) for… Read More »Chilobwe police aims to reduce crime through sports
By Robert Nayeja Minister of Transport and Public Works, Jacob Hara has disclosed that government will rehabilitate all railway lines in the country to resume rail transport network as was the case in the past. During inspection of construction work on Nsanje-Bangula-Marka rail line on… Read More »Government to rehabilitate all railway lines in the country
By Solister Mogha Minister of Tourism. Vera Kamtukule launched tourism month in Zomba where she appealed to Malawians to cherish and conserve Malawi’s natural beauty and resources and exercising patriotism by visiting tourist attraction sites across the country. Kamtukule made the appeal in Zomba Friday… Read More »Tourism minister launches national tourism month
By Mitchell Tholiwa A team of rock climbers from the United States of America (USA) is training tour guides in Mulanje in rock climbing skills as one way of helping Malawi boost tourism through mountain adventure. One of the trainers, Mario Stanley said Climb Malawi… Read More »US rock climbers train tour guides in Mulanje
By Harris Kulemeka Hope Ministries International has urged people from surrounding Mwabwera Village in Traditional Authority Masumbankhunda in Lilongwe district to protect and conserve natural resources as one way of mitigating natural disasters in the area. Hope Ministries International Project Manager Judith Likosa made the… Read More »Hope Ministries International urges people to protect natural resources
By Lekereni Chinkhota Balaka and Salima District Councils Civil Protection Committees on Friday exchanged ideas on best practices to be followed on early warning systems as a way of protecting lives and property from floods. Speaking during a learning visit in Salima, Balaka Disaster Risk… Read More »Salima shares table with Balaka on Early Warning Systems