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UNHCR, the United Nations refugee agency, has pledged its support of Malawi’s move to resettle more than 50 000 refugees and asylum-seekers. The migrants are currently living at the overcrowded Dzaleka Refugee Camp, formerly a prison ring-fenced for notorious dissidents, in Dowa District. Last week, government announced it had secured a new site in Chitipa

Seven people died on Sunday while 43 others sustained various degrees of injuries after a lorry they were travelling in on their way to a funeral

Seven people died on Sunday while 43 others sustained various degrees of injury after a vehicle in which they were travelling overturned at Mlare in K...

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Elube Mhone, 18, from Karonga experienced blindness for six months due to type one diabetes mellitus complications. The metabolic disease, populary known as diabetes, results from elevated blood glucose level. Two years prior, she was a regular outpatient at Nyungwe Community Hospital in Karonga. The condition interrupted her learning at Ngala Community Day Secondary School.

Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has warned its affiliates against allowing clubs to travel in open vehicles to football matches. The association’s warning follows the death of 25 players, supporters and officials of Nyungwe United FC who died in a road accident at Tenende in Karonga District on their way from Chitipa where they played

There was a somber mood at Nyungwe Primary School in Karonga on Monday when coffins carrying remains of 24 deceased persons arrived at the school at 9am.

There was a somber mood at Nyungwe Primary School in Karonga on Monday when coffins carrying the remains of 24 deceased persons arrived at the school at 9am.

Norwegian Church Aid and DanChurch Aid (NCA/DCA) joint country programme officer John Chawinga has said there is need to train community leaders to enhance understanding of their roles in various development initiatives. Speaking in an interview on Wednesday after a meeting with Karonga District ward councillors, he said having interacted with the community, area development

Fifa president Gianni Infantino has sent condolences to Malawi’s football fraternity following the death of 24 players and supporters of Nyungwe United Football Club in Karonga on Saturday night. The accident occured at Tenende in Karonga District as the team and its supporters returned from from a Moto Northern Region Division One match against Chitipa