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Thazima water scheme uplifts livelihoods in Malawi's rural communities - Malawi24 - Vimarsana News

Thazima water scheme uplifts livelihoods in Malawi's rural communities - Malawi24

Myburgh, CEO of Peace Parks Foundation unveils the Thazima Water Scheme with the Vera Kamtukule, Minister of Tourism The Thazima Gravity-Fed Potable Water

Police Seize assorted medical drugs-Suspects arrested - Vimarsana News

Police Seize assorted medical drugs-Suspects arrested

Police in Mzimba have arrested two people for being found in possession of assorted medical drugs without authentic documents. The suspects have been identifie

Ex-Nchalo Greenbelt directors arrested for K2.6bn - Vimarsana News

Ex-Nchalo Greenbelt directors arrested for K2.6bn

Fiscal Police in Blantyre on Tuesday night arrested three former employees of Nchalo Greenbelt Limited for allegedly misappropriating K2.6 billion. National Police deputy spokesperson Harry Namwaza identified the three as Imran Malidadi, 48, from Masinde Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Malemia in Zomba District, who was working as human resources and administration manager, Richard Nkhwazi, 46,

Over 200 people displaced by floods in Rumphi - Vimarsana News

Over 200 people displaced by floods in Rumphi

Over 200 people from Chihanga and Chibo villages in the area of Traditional Authority Mwalweni in Rumphi District have been displaced from their homes by floods

AG eager to crackwildlife crimes | The Nation Online - Vimarsana News

AG eager to crackwildlife crimes | The Nation Online

Previously, Malawi was a hub for illicit trade in wildlife products. To curb it, authorities in 2017 amended the National Parks and Wild Life Act to bring deterrent punishments in wildlife offences. Jail-term was later pushed to up to 30 years from mere fines or two or three years. Our News Analyst FRANK NAMANGALE talks