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Samaritan Trust to bail out street children, youths

Mar 17, 2017 0

Amid reports of high unemployment rate among youths and rise in number of street children, a local Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Samaritan Trust has been slated to empower youths in the country. Samaritan Trust through a… ...

Mob undresses mentally ill woman

Mar 16, 2017 4

A mob in Blantyre on Thursday stripped naked a mentally ill woman after suspecting her of stealing from Blockbuster shop. Other people took photos of the abused woman and the pictures have since gone viral… ...

Strange disease hits Kasungu school

Mar 16, 2017 0

A strange disease that makes students faint has been reported to have hit Chinkhoma primary school in Kasungu district. According to reports, the strange disease started as some students were noted showing strange signs. A… ...

Schools urged to verify candidates’ details

Mar 15, 2017 0

The Malawi National Examinations Board (MANEB) has urged schools in the country to recheck the details of candidates before the commencement of national exams. This comes a few months before students sit for Primary School… ...

Mutharika appoints deputy minister of agriculture

Mar 14, 2017 1

President Peter Mutharika has appointed Aggrey Masi as Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development. The appointment follows the sacking of former minister George Chaponda, a development which saw Mutharika assuming the role of… ...

Atupele to ‘end like curtains’ together with DPP

Mar 14, 2017 4

His father laughed at other political parties that they would 'end like curtains', now Atupele Muluzi seems destined for such ending. As per old phrase that blind men cannot lead each other, the political merger… ...

Just in: ADMARC workers down tools

Mar 13, 2017 0

Workers at the Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (ADMARC) headquarters in Blantyre are staging a strike in a bid force management to up their salaries and give them better house allowances. This morning the workers… ...