The Lilongwe Water Board has today presented advance water tokens amounting to MK14,400,000 with the capacity of 5,303,880 litres of...
Read moreBy Lusako Ng'ambi: As one way of promoting education in malawi, Girls Activists Youth Organization (GAYO) with funding from World...
Read moreActivists have questioned Government decision to suspend school opening in two cities over deadly cholera outbreak. Authorities announced on Monday...
Read moreBy Vincent Khonje: After staying for years without seeing their primary school develop, communities at Kaphatika have realized that they...
Read moreNational Bank of Malawi (NBM Plc) has committed a whooping K100 million to Early Childhood Development (ECD) through Yamba Malawi...
Read moreMalawi Council for the Handicapped (MACOHA), Mchinji Disabilities Rehabilitation Officer, Master Kachule has expressed worry with the large number of...
Read moreBy Isaac Kambwiri: The Director for Education at Ntchisi District Council Ronnex Banda says the rolling out of the school...
Read moreSparc Systems Limited says it is set to take Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry to another level with the...
Read moreThe Malawi National Examination Board (MANEB) has announced results for 2022 Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) in a press...
Read moreMinistry of education together with Malawi National Examination Board ( MANEB) has released 2022 Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE)...
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