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Kaliati emphasised the importance of education and economic independence in reducing the risks that perpetuate gender inequalities.
Fletcher Simwaka-Chikwengwe
Malawi has recorded unprecedented cholera cases in 22 districts this year, affecting 3, 497 people and claiming 103 productive lives.
Statistics show that of the 5 million people, adult men have a literacy rate of 73% and women have a literacy rate of 59%.
Bridgette Mwanoka
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According to Kamtukule, the majority of employees and employers in the country violate labour laws due to a lack of knowledge about labour laws.
Moses Nyirenda
Phale made the call while visiting the Ministry of Health Headquarters in Lilongwe on Wednesday.
Willard Mwambo, one of the participants, said the capacity-building workshop was timely, as it would allow them to gain skills and knowledge for…
Malawi has seen creativity evolve over the years, from traditional praise and entertainment dances to more intricate and daring arts such as spoken word…
Sumeya Issa
The programme is said to benefit the country in a variety of ways, including socioeconomic growth, geopolitical stability, and policy and regulatory…
Fegson Kondwani Phabuli
Mussa John is currently incarcerated at Chichiri Prison for three years, while Linda Kunje is incarcerated at Zomba Maximum Security Prison for 18…
Esther Banda
Twelve organisations were present, including Temwa, Ripple Africa, Tiyeni, and Lisap, to name but a few.
Tionge Esther Hara
The organisation, founded in 2010, has successfully reduced pregnancy rates to zero in some schools in Rumphi, Mzimba North, Nkhata Bay, and Mzuzu City…
Tionge Esther Hara
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The disgruntled employees, led by Annie Fiwa, expressed disappointment with management's failure to honour its obligations to them.
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