Luke Bisani, Author at Malawi 24

Chaponda maizegate refuses to die: ADMARC angers ZCF

Aug 30, 2017 0

The Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (ADMARC) has angered Zambia Cooperative Federation (ZFC) for failing to pay for over 4000 metric tonnes of maize the Malawian parastatal bought from the neighbouring country. Reports reveal that… ...

20 Malawian girls in Ghana for transformative training

Aug 29, 2017 1

Twenty Malawian girls from across the country left Malawi on Sunday for Ghana where they are to attend a four-day transformative leadership training. The girls whose ages range from 13 to 15 are scheduled to… ...

DPP ready to negotiate with CSOs over blue night

Aug 29, 2017 1

The ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has disclosed that it opts for dialogue with Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) who are demanding that the party must refund the money it got from parasastals and councils for… ...

Not even me can drink Area 18 water – Dausi

Aug 29, 2017 0

Malawi government has failed to give assurances on whether water in Area 18 is safe for residents to drink with Minister of Information saying he cannot drink water from the area. Speaking to a local… ...

Ex-MYPs threaten to move vigils to Capital Hill

Aug 28, 2017 1

Former Malawi Young Pioneers (MYPs) have disclosed that they will start holding their vigils at Capital Hill to force government to pay them arrears and gratuities. This follows government’s delay to settle the money it… ...

Judiciary staff to report govt over police assault

Aug 28, 2017 1

Support staff for the Judiciary in Malawi have disclosed that they are to drag government to International Labour Organization (ILO) for directing police officers to block the Judiciary workers’ sit-in. Government over a week ago… ...

Stick to quota, tobacco farmers told

Aug 28, 2017 0

Tobacco Control Commission (TCC) in Malawi has urged tobacco farmers to stick to quota to avoid overproduction. TCC Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO) David Luka urged tobacco farmers to adhere to the limits of production… ...