Rumphi District News Today

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Lying on a hospital bed in Kamuzu Central Hospital’s Gynaecological ward, Edna, 16, is battling for her life after clandestinely terminating a pregnancy. When she fell pregnant, the Form Four student from Area 36 Township in Lilongwe was terrified of how her parents would react to the news. Afraid of being chastised by her parents

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Rumphi District Council has asked traders along the lakeshore areas to stop selling small fish locally known as Bonya for sustainability of fish in Lake Malawi.

Civil society organisations (CSOs) in Rumphi District have spoken against the district council’s proposal to spend K13 million on disposing of expired drugs at Rumphi District Hospital. The CSOs have since advised the council to look for cost-effective ways of destroying the drugs through consultations with relevant offices. Speaking on Thursday when the district council

The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (Escom) is non-committal on ending the power crisis in Champhira, Mzimba. In an interview on Friday, Escom public relations manager Kitty Chingota said she could not give the exact date when the electricity problem will be rectified. She said currently the utility company does not have the power transformer

Down the rain-drenched Chiwvanyuma slopes in Rumphi District, Emmie Gondwe, 35, is defying the course of nature to grow food and cash crops. The single mother of three lives in Chikakula Village, Traditional Authority Mwalweni in the district, where she makes the most of the crop fields that drape the steep slopes gradually left bare

Rumphi District Council has launched investigations into a collapsed ablution block to uncover root causes that will guide it on subsequent actions to take.

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