Lusaka - Zambia: Government has warned of stern action against people giving fraudulent information in order to be registered on the social cash transfer
As one way of keeping girls in school, Malawi Girl Guides Association (Magga) is training mother care groups and youth mentors to sew reusable sanitary pads. Speaking after a review meeting with mother care groups and youth mentors, Magga project coordinator Alinafe Mahimanya said it is unfortunate that a lot of girls continue to face
In March, Cyclone Freddy dumped six months’ worth of Malawi’s rainfall amount in six days. The longest-lasting cyclone left streams bursting their banks, inundating Lake Malawi and the Shire River, its sole outlet. From the Songwe River in Karonga to the Shire that splits Mbaluku location in Mangochi, passers-by are puzzled by the surging water
Ministry of Tourism this week hosted the Fourth Edition of the Malawi International Tourism Expo at the Bingu International Convention Centre in Lilongwe. The theme for the expo, which started on April 26 and ends today, is ‘Takulandirani’ or loosely translated to mean ‘Welcome to Malawi’. This is a good initiative, especially considering that tourism
Two unfashionable semi-detached classroom blocks and a roughly-constructed tiny library. That, plainly, is all that is Namadidi Community Secondary School. Located on the bounds of Zomba District and accessed by a muddy road that breaks through strips of vegetation, the institution exemplifies high deprivation levels prevalent in rural academic centres. On the sanitation gauge, Namadidi