By Yohane Symon  The travel restrictions which countries across the globe imposed as a control measure for Covid-19 spread have left Malawi’s already weak tourism sector so badly battered, authorities have confirmed. As the virus spread and killed...

By Yohane Simon  Police officers in the country have expressed frustration with the delay by the Malawi Police Service (MPS) to fulfill the promise which the Inspector General of Police made last year to give them Covid-19 risk allowances. The junio...

The Ministry of Education has temporarily put on hold the construction of 383 lowcost classes for rural schools, part of the K5 billion Covid-19 intervention aimed at providing improved sanitation and spacing in schools. Minister of Education Agness ...

By Mandy Pondani  The National Organisation of Nurses and Midwives in Malawi (NONM) has complained of increased attacks and abuses on its members in the health facilities across the country. NONM president Shouts Simeza said yesterday that reports t...

By Mabvuto Kambuwe  The elections for regional football associations took a new twist yesterday after Football Association of Malawi (Fam) said it will go ahead with the polls despite Malawi National Council of Sports (MNCS) order. The Council, on F...

The Tonse-led administration is not getting any amount of money generated from passports since assuming office last year, allegedly due to a lethargic K47.4 billion contract which the previous government made. As of this moment, the government has no...

President Lazarus Chakwera and Vice President Saulos Chilima will be among the first people to receive Covid-19 vaccine, in the hope of demystifying the myth surrounding the vaccine. Minister of Health, Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda, confirmed the develo...

Cash-strapped Mighty Wanderers face another hurdle in their fight for survival as they risk losing over 10 players at the end of the season. The players’ contracts run out at the end of the season and could become free agents should Wanderers fail ...

Discipline Mtonga suggested that the only way to get the message to the chief was by delivering it through word of mouth. “It is hard to get the chief on his mobile phone,” the boat sailor, who operates from Mlowe Harbour in Rumphi east, said. In...

As Chancellor College drama lecturer and playwright Smith Likongwe launches ‘Southern African Plays 11’ at Golden Peacock in Blantyre tomorrow, RICHARD CHIROMBO takes us through the anthology, which Likongwe has edited and contains seven plays of...