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Phalombe residents feel left out on Malata-Cement subsidy

Jul 11, 2017 14

People from Phalombe South constituency have expressed their dissatisfaction with how Malawi government is handling the Malata-Cement subsidy as the constituency has been omitted from the programme. Member of Parliament for the constituency Mary Mpanga… ...

For 2019, Prof. John Chisi is ready to defeat Mutharika

Jul 06, 2017 162

With just under two years remaining before Malawi goes to polls, Umodzi Party President John Chisi has confirmed his interest to contest for the office of the first citizen of this country. Chisi who lost… ...

TB project targets miners

Jul 01, 2017 1

Mining might be a job worth millions of money but it also put lives of people at risk when it comes to contracting diseases such as Silicosis and Tuberculosis (TB). This is why PARADISO TB… ...

Mutharika raps Chakwera: handle squabbles in your party instead of accusing me

Jun 28, 2017 96

President Peter Mutharika has told leader of opposition in Parliament Lazarus Chakwera to end the in-house fighting in his Malawi Congress Party (MCP) instead of talking about the president’s failure to govern this country. Mutharika… ...

Councillors told to focus on youth

Jun 28, 2017 0

Phalombe district councillors have been urged to put their focus on youths so that young people should stop indulging themselves in malpractices that can hurt their future. This was said during a soccer bonanza between… ...

Farmers to benefit from new TTC – Nankhumwa

Jun 27, 2017 0

Minister of Local Government and Rural Development Kondwani Nankhumwa has said farmers around Phalombe will benefit a lot from the newly built Teachers Training College (TTC) and yet to be constructed district hospital. Nankhumwa said… ...

Civil servants asked to be hardworking

Jun 24, 2017 43

Malawi government employees in the country have been urged to be committed and hardworking whenever they are carrying out their respective duties in different government departments. This follows government's approval of the increment in the… ...