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By Pempho Nkhoma Blantyre, May 24, Mana: Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) on Friday launched flag week at division level in Blantyre aimed at embarking...

Blantyre district commissioner (DC) Alex Mdooko has challenged enumerators to exercise professionalism, integrity and loyalty during data collection exercise in the district. Speaking on Wednesday during the opening of a seven-day orientation for 130 temporary enumerators in Blantyre, he said quality and credible data for the unified beneficiary registry depends on the professional and personal

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Blantyre district commissioner Alex Mdooko has urged community members to focus on activities aimed at restoring the environment in the district. He said this on Tuesday when he presided over the presentation of K28.6 million Community Environmental Conservation funds to Mkaladzi and Nkajidi sub- catchment committees in Traditional Authority (T/A) Kunthembwe upon the successful implementation

It is all tears for over 500 households from Blantyre rural, who are toiling after government failed to compensate them for their land earmarked for a multi-billion kwacha project for the Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (Kuhes). The people are from group village head Kammata, village heads Denga, Mbedza, Kumanda, Tamvekenji, Dzineso, Lemu, Gomeza, Lipugama,

Some public schools in the Southern Region housing Cyclone Freddy survivors are yet to reopen as councils have not relocated the survivors. Currently, about 53 000 survivors are in public primary and secondary schools infrastructures seeking refuge. The development is against Ministry of Education guidelines announced last week that all schools that were temporarily closed

The World Bank and the group of development partners has promised to continue providing technical and financial support to Malawi.