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Greenbelt Authority (GBA) chief executive officer Eric Chidzungu says the construction and installation of machines at their rice milling and processing plant under the Nthola-Ilola Rice Irrigation scheme in Karonga will finish in June this year. He said in an interview on Monday the completion of the K2 billion factory delayed due to challenges they

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

Two individuals have won a total of K16 million in separate bets on Premier Loto's Numbers and Rapid Dice Tripler games after placing K100 stakes. Karonga-based business person Parson Nyasulu has plucked K10 million while Soche Township resident in Blantyre Mark Namalawe has won K6 million in the respective games. "I am very excited to

Rice cooperatives in the country have called for the establishment of local structured and organised markets for the crop to motivate the farmers to boost output as well as investment in their agribusiness. Speaking in Lilongwe on Thursday during a Rice Marketing Conference, Rice Development Trust vice-chairperson Ibrahim Benesi said rice is a cash crop

The Ministry of Water and Sanitation through the Department of Water Resources has warned people in lakeshore districts in Malawi to brace for floods. A

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Virginia Simiyone, whose age she does not know, but comes from Mulima Village in Traditional Authority (T/A) Mabuka in Mulanje, is worried. As an old woman, she feels insecure. The elderly are being killed on allegations that they are practising witchcraft thus killing young men and women in the villages. “What worries me is that

President Lazarus Chakwera has ordered Minister of Agriculture Sam Kawale to ensure that all Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (Admarc) depots in the country have enough maize stocks to help hunger-stricken families. The President has also condemned red-tape and bureaucracy in public service delivery, lamenting that such a vice is breeding corruption, especially now when

President Chakwera has said he is saddened with what he has seen in various fields under Sunifolo Village, Senior Chief Kilupula in Karonga. "There is no ho

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