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Land negotiations delay cyclone victims relocation

Department of Disaster Management Affairs (Dodma) says protracted negotiations on land issues have delayed relocation of people displaced by Cyclone Freddy currently living in disaster-prone areas. Dodma deputy director of disaster preparedness Fredson Chikuse in an interview yesterday said it will take longer to relocate the people from disaster-prone areas to safer and permanent settlements

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Financial Choking Forces MDF Soldiers To withdraw Their Post

Financial Choking Forces MDF Soldiers To withdraw Their Post
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Tragedy as 24 die in accident | The Nation Online

What started as a normal outing for a football match ended in tragedy for players and fans of Nyungwe Football Club in Karonga as 24 of them died after a lorry ferrying them overturned. There are also 60 others being treated at Karonga District Hospital for various degrees of injuries sustained during the accident that

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Rains induce floods in the North | The Nation Online

I ncessant rains in the Northern Region have caused floods that have left hundreds of people helpless and disrupted part of the M1 between Bwengu in Mzimba and Chitimba in Rumphi. The rains have also severely damaged some sections on Rumphi Nyika Road and the M5, rendering it impassable. Mzuzu City is the worst, affected

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Freddy kills appetite for education | The Nation Online

While some Cyclone Freddy survivors in most camps need food, clothes and other items, their counterparts in Mangochi, say their immediate need is education for their children. “Our immediate need is education for our children,” says Zione Chasauka from Mtalimanja Village in the district, who is at St. Augustine III Primary School camp. “So, we

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