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National News
CSOs want action, info on reforms
Civil society organisations (CSOs) have demanded speed and effective action on public service reforms government is implementing in various…
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National News
Health crisis looms among youths
The new National Youth Friendly Health Services Strategy report for 2015-2020 has revealed poor utilisation of Youth Friendly Health…
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Environment
Sadc CSOs want strong action on climate change
Civil society organisations (CSOs) in the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) have requested governments in the region to be…
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Kaliati wins Sadc Gender Protocol Award
Minister of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare Patricia Kaliati has won an award of excellence for her involvement in…
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National News
Govt appoints Nice Trust board
Government has appointed a new 11-member board of trustees of the National Initiative for Civic Education (Nice) Trust. They include…
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Mangochi electorate loses confidence in polls
People from Kalonga Village in Mangochi have proposed the institution of legal instruments empowering them to conduct periodic assessment of…
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National News
CSOs warn govt on health sector reforms
Civil society organisations (CSOs) and other stakeholders have warned the Malawi government against implementing financial reforms in referral hospitals under…
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EveryWoman
Why do men monopolise political positions?
Since democracy, government and development partners have been campaigning for women empowerment and leadership in social, economic and political development.…
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National News
Global CSOs write Obama, seek support
More than 50 global human rights groups, including Malawi’s Centre for the Development of People (Cedep), have written United States…
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National News
Government gets thumbs up on Fisp
Traditional leaders and civil society organisations (CSOs) working in the agriculture sector have welcomed proposed reforms to the contentious Farm…
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MPINGANJIRA OUTLINES MSB TAKEOVER PLAN
FDH Financial Holdings Limited, new majority shareholder in the previously wholly State-owned Malawi Savings Bank (MSB), says it will not…
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Mutharika calls for MSB indaba
Government has set the ball rolling on the Malawi Savings Bank (MSB) sale debate by organising a meeting on Monday…
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National News
CSO, media meet to promote consumer rights
Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (Macra) yesterday organised a day-long workshop in Blantyre where civil society leaders and media representatives…
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Editors Pick
Global Fund team coming Jan 13
The Global Fund on Tuberculosis, HIV/Aids and Malaria country team is expected to visit Malawi between January 13 and 20…
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MCP loses confidence, angry with Mesn
Malawi Congress Party(MCP) on Saturday expressed a vote of no confidence in Malawi Electoral Support Network (Mesn), describing the civil society organisation’s…
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CSOs ask First Lady to refund NAC money
Civil society organisations (CSOs) in the country have given First Lady Gertrude Mutharika seven days to return the money her…
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Malawi plunges on global corruption index
Civil society organisations (CSOs) have demanded several reforms after Malawi plunged 19 steps on the Corruption Perception Index (CPI) computed…
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Business News
CSOs, media vital in protecting mineral exploitation
Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa (Osisa) has said civil society organisations (CSOs) and the media are the only key…
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Business News
Add value to minerals, experts advise
Experts have advised African governments where mining activities are taking centre stage to add value to the extracted minerals. A…
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CSOs condemn security sweep
Civil society organisations (CSOs) and a constitutional law expert have condemned the joint security operation conducted last weekend, saying it…
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