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Police blame parents for albino kids’ killings

May 10, 2016 140

The Malawi police have landed the blame on parents of kids with albinism for the abductions and killings which are making news on a daily basis in the country. Malawi's Commissioner of Police for the… ...

CSOs maintain call for death sentences for albino killers

May 10, 2016 1,482

The country's Civil Society Organization (CSOs) grand coalition has asked the courts to consider stiff punishment to all criminals found guilty of killing people with albinism. According to CSOs grand coalition public relations officer, Lucky… ...

Malawi govt haunted by prison congestion

May 04, 2016 19

The Malawi government through the ministry of home affairs and internal security says it is committed to reduce congestion which has hit most prisons in the country. According to minister responsible Jappie Mhango, the Malawi… ...

Govt launches councillors’ loan facility

May 04, 2016 6

The Malawi government has now officially launched the long standing issue of councillors' loans. Launching the loan facility on Tuesday, the country's minister of local government and rural development Kondwani Nankhumwa said government has been… ...

Teveta receives a boost from World Bank

May 03, 2016 1

The World Bank has donated MK3.4 billion to Malawi’s Technical Entrepreneur and Vocational Training (Teveta) to boost the organisation’s program in training the youths on various courses. According to the chairperson of Teveta in the… ...

Council to demolish houses in Mzuzu’s flood-hit areas

May 02, 2016 47

The Mzuzu City Council (MCC) has warned that it will soon begin a campaign to demolish all houses that are being renovated in areas which were hit by floods. According to the city's acting chief… ...

Loan defaulters hinder cotton industry

Apr 30, 2016 2

The Cotton Council of Malawi (CCM) has revealed that farmers’ failure to repay loans is hindering growth of the cotton industry. This was disclosed by CCM chairperson Patrick Khembo in Lilongwe on Wednesday. Khembo said… ...