Category: News
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Six Arrested For AIP Fertilizer Theft In Ntchisi
Police in Malomo, Ntchisi has arrested six suspects for allegedly stealing fertilizer and seeds meant for beneficiaries of the Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP). According to Ntchisi Police Public Relations Officer, Sub inspector Salomy Zgambo, the incident occurred on 7 January, at Malomo small holder selling point. Sub inspector Zgambo says the suspects, including four staff…
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Nkhata-Bay Man In Police For Allegedly Possessing Two Muzzle Loader Firearms
A 41 year-old man in Nkhata-Bay, Davie Mphande, is in Police custody for allegedly being found in possession of two muzzle loader firearms without permit. According to the Deputy Public Relations Officer for Nkhata-Bay Police Station, Sergeant Devoter Mithi, the arrest follows a tip-off that he was possessing the said fire arms. Police instituted intensive…
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Ministry of Health Asks People to Continue Observing HIV/AIDS Preventive Measures.
Ministry of Health has asked people in the country to continue observing, with caution, the HIV and AIDS preventive measures claiming that, the epidemic is still existing with no cure.
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AIP Beneficiaries Warn Duty Bearers on Network Challenge Excuse.
Beneficiaries of Affordable Input Program in Lingamasa, Mangochi have issued a Stern warning to duty bearers urging them to fix the network issue which they say is hindering the process accessing fertilizer in the area failing which they have threatened to take undisclosed course of action.
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Education Sector Losing Teachers
It has been revealed that the education sector loses 20% of teachers annually. This has been said by the education expert Grace Kaimila Kanjo on Tuesday in Lilongwe at the 2024 annual education Joint sector review meeting which is held under the theme education for impact.
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FEDOMA Calls for an End to Violation of Rights of People with Disabilities.
The Federation of Disability Organisations in Malawi (FEDOMA) says many people with disabilities their rights continue to be violated in many sectors, including politics, because they do not hold decision-making positions, the remarks made at a press briefing healed in Blantyre on the awareness month.