Martha Chikoti

Zomba residents shot in the arm

Dec 05, 2015 8

Blantyre Synod Health and Development Commission on Thursday donated 450 bags of maize to residents of Sakata in Malawi’s old capital, Zomba. The aid has so far been distributed to needy people in the district… ...

Malawian men shun circumcision in Kasungu

Dec 04, 2015 142

The majority of men in Kasungu district are reportedly shunning circumcision which is being offered by health officials in the area, Malawi24 has been tipped. Medical district health officer for Kasungu, Joremy Nkhambure said since… ...

Fedoma pushing for disability friendly infrastructure

Dec 03, 2015 4

The Federation of Disability Organisations in Malawi (Fedoma) has asked people in the country to make sure the buildings that are being built by government and private organisations are disability friendly. Fedoma Project Officer, Ulaya Banda,… ...

Leopard Match workers on strike

Dec 01, 2015 11

Leopard Match Company workers are on strike due to the company's failure to give them bonuses, Malawi24 have learnt. Speaking with Malawi24, the company's Operator Manuel Matias said that for several years the employees have… ...

52 bags of marijuana land man in prison

Nov 30, 2015 64

The Blantyre Magistrate court on Friday sentenced a 44 year-old Malawian man to 9 years imprisonment with hard labor for being found in possession of 52 bags of chamba. Southern Region Police assistant publicist, James… ...

Government intends to build more rural growth centres

Nov 29, 2015 24

Malawi Government has promised to continue constructing rural growth centres across the country. Minister of Local Government and Rural Development Kondwani Nankhumwa said this in response to Chitipa East Member of Parliament's concern over the… ...

World Bank gives Malawi MK 6 Billion

Nov 29, 2015 15

The World Bank has donated about K6 billion to be used under Malawi Social Action Fund (MASAF) 4 project which will support Malawians in the country through development projects. The program has targeted 360 households… ...