Month: September 2023 Posts

Two prisoners pardoned after being selected to university

Sep 10, 2023 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

President of Malawi, Lazarus Chakwera, has pardoned two prisoners who have been selected to to public universities in the country. The Malawi Prisons Services has identified the two as Father Msowoya and Kumbukani Mindiera. Msowoya… ...

Cricket: Bangladesh’s Batting Woes a Wake-Up Call

Sep 10, 2023 Sibu M. Mokoena 0 &

Bangladesh cricket team captain Shakib Al Hasan has expressed concern over his team's below-par performance in the batting department in recent months. Since the start of this year, Bangladesh have won 7 and lost 7… ...

Youths urged to seek Sexual Reproductive Health Services in health centres

Sep 10, 2023 Martha Chikoti 0 &

Youth in the country have been argued to seek Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in health care centres to where they can also get information on HIV/AIDS Testing Service among others. The statement was made… ...

Dowa DEC approves PACHA’s ITS Study on NCD guidelines

Sep 10, 2023 Mike Lyson Zgambo 0 &

The Dowa District executive committee (DEC) has approved an Interrupted Time Series (ITS) Study to measure the impact of new pediatric Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) guidelines to be implemented by the Pediatrics Child Health Association (PACHA)… ...

Zomba Central MP awards Form 1 students with bags worth about K6 million

Sep 10, 2023 Raphael Likaka 0 &

Member of Parliament for Zomba Central, Bester Awali, has given out expand bags worth about K6.million to 62 students who were selected to start Form One in various boarding secondary schools after doing well in… ...

Malawi farmers urged to collaborate

Sep 10, 2023 Chikondi Daza 0 &

President Lazarus Chakwera has asked farmers in Malawi to collaborate, saying his government will construct dams and establish more mega farms. Chakwera said this in Kasungu during whistle stop tours on his way from Mzuzu.… ...

Myths and beliefs hinder Polio vaccination

Sep 10, 2023 Martha Chikoti 0 &

Lilongwe Health District Office says despite reaching 1.4 million of children aged between 0 and 15 years during previous vaccination exercise, some children are not vaccinated due to beliefs that people have regarding vaccines. The… ...