Wednesday, 27 June 2018

Malawi in Negotiations for new typhoid vaccine

Malawi is currently in negotiations for newly licensed and World Health Organizations (WHO) prequalified typhoid conjugate vaccines (TCVs) with Typbar-TCV which has longer lasting protection, fewer doses, and suitability for children under two years of age.

Thursday, 8 February 2018

Simbi Phiri builds a multimillion-modern primary school in Lilongwe rural

In a gesture of remembering his roots, Khato Civils owner, Simbi Phiri has constructed and furnished a primary school in his home village of Chembe, T/A Mazengera in Lilongwe Rural East.

According to Nyasa  Times, Simbi was born and grew up in Chembe before he left for Botswana as a young boy with his father.
The new facility which will be a junior primary school (Classes 1 to 5) will serve other villages within a radius of 15 kilometres.

CLEARANCE FOR CHANGE OF MOTOR VEHICLE OWNERSHIP




The Anti-Corruption has been vetting all applications regarding change of motor
vehicle ownership after the discovery of the plunder of public resources which came
to be known as cash gate at the end of 2013. This was done to curb concealment of
proceeds of crime through change of ownership.

Ministry holds a night of prayer for Malawi calamities

Bishop Chafumuka
Amazing Grace Christian Gathering International Ministry has organized a night of prayer which will be held on February 2 to pray for the current problems that have rocked the country as a whole and
Malawians individually.

Themed "A Year Without Shame," the Ministry's founder Prophetic Bishop Chimwemwe Chafumuka said Gos will bring answers deluring the overnight and Malawi will not be the same again.
The night of prayer for the nation will be held at Lilongwe Town Hall.

University of Bedfordshire Prof. louds Usi's PHD research with focus of investing on youth



University of Bedfordshire Professor of education Kate Jacques louded Michael Usi's PHD   research which was focussed on the development of Malawi by investing in the country’s youth.

Professor Jacques was speaking to a group of high profile academics, friends and politicians from Bedford in the United Kingdom who met on Sunday to celebrate the success of Usi's in achieving his PhD from the University.