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MP asks Tonse Govt to continue two projects in his constituency

Mar 03, 2021 0

Member of Parliament for Phalombe North East Constituency Emuhiye Namachekecha has asked the Tonse Alliance Government to continue two projects in his constituency which were initiated by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) administration. On Tuesday… ...

Deputy Minister Abida Mia secures K68m grant for clinic construction

Feb 25, 2021 0

Deputy Minister of Lands Honourable Abida Sidik Mia who is also Member of Parliament for Chikwawa Mkombezi constituency has received $90,000 (about K68 million) from the Japanese Embassy to construct a clinic in her constituency.… ...

DPP will be back in Govt in 2025, says Mwanamvekha

Feb 18, 2021 1

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) legislator Joseph Mwanamvekha says the party will bounce back in government in 2025 if members elect him as party leader at the next convention. Mwanamvekha, who is former Finance Minister and… ...

Twelve researchers receive K166 million in research grants

Feb 06, 2021 0

The National Commission for Science and Technology (NCST) in collaboration with the Ministry of Health on Friday presented research grants totaling MK166 Million to twelve researchers. The Research Grants Award Presentation Ceremony was held in… ...

Airtel Malawi donates 100 million towards Covid-19 fight

Feb 01, 2021 0

Airtel Malawi has announced a K100 Million donation to lessen the current challenges being faced by health facilities in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. The announcement has been made today through a press statement.… ...

Govt firm on NGO Act amendment, wants NGOs to be accountable

Jan 31, 2021 0

The Government of Malawi through the NGO Board has insisted on amending the NGO Act saying it wants transparency and accountability among the Non-Governmental Organisations. Speaking during consultation meeting with different stakeholders including NGOs in… ...

Usi hopeful Malawi Tourism industry will thrive after Covid

Jan 26, 2021 0

Minister of Tourism and Culture Michael Usi says Malawi’s tourism industry has been hit hard by the second Coronavirus wave but it will be able to compete when the world opens up. Speaking in an… ...