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Malawi woman gives birth on public bus Nyasa Times A 21-year-old woman, Saturday night gave birth to a baby boy at Dedza in a bus belonging to Premier Bus Service which was coming from Blantyre to Lilongwe. According to an eye witness, Alex Banda who was also travelling in the same bus, the woman, ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Carlsberg Malawi hikes prices of beer, soft drinks Nyasa Times Carlsberg Malawi has confirmed it has adjusted prices for beer and soft drinks by an average of 20 percent. With the new prices, the cost of 300 milliliters Carlsberg Green is now pegged at $0.7 (K300); while the 640 milliliter bottle is now selling at ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Poly students protest over allowances: Clash with Malawi Police Nyasa Times Armed police rushed to disrupt a protest the scholars were staging in Masauko Chipembere Highway demanding an increment on their monthly meal and upkeep allowance from K40, 000 to around K55, 000 per student, arguing the current allocation is not ... See all stories on this topic »

Who judges a person's faith: God or 'Change Golo' in Malawi? Nyasa Times My problem started a couple of years ago which emerged from the song done by a Malawi music icon; Lucius Banda (I wish I mention the title of the song but unfortunately my memories are not good in this enterprise) but what I remember is few words that ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Carluke students are heading out to Malawi Carluke Gazette Former MSP Karen Gillon first visited Malawi when she represented Clydesdale in the Scottish Parliament – and she has been back often since. Now she is returning with four young Carluke students who will be helping make life a bit better for people in ... See all stories on this topic » Carluke Gazette

Charity shop to help fund Malawi trip Ballymoney and Moyle Times A group of eight people mainly from the Ballymoney area are planning to travel to Malawi in Africa to embark on building work and helping spread the gospel. The Mission trip will take the volunteers to Ekwendeni where they will become involved in ... See all stories on this topic »

'Man of God' Lazarus Chakwera eyes troubled MCP presidency The Maravi Post Well, if it's a second calling from God, then well-known cleric and American educated Dr Lazarus Chakwera, president of the Assemblies of God in Malawi, has his eyes fixed on becoming political president of the troubled MCP which has never recovered ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

Atupele Muluzi: Immature politically, surviving on selling surname and ... Nyasa Times Remember, Atupele is the young politician in the regretful days of the late Bingu wa Mutharika who came and started hot on the Malawi political scene like no other. The young Muluzi spoke, breathed, and lived New Agenda for Change. In fact, if there ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Hopes for progress on climate adaptation fund ChristianToday Its own study into adaptation projects in Malawi found that for every $1 invested in helping vulnerable communities to recover quickly from flood or drought, there was $24 of benefit. Communities in Malawi are having to adjust to dry spells and floods ... See all stories on this topic »

United Nations Re-Iterates Tanzanian Involvement in DR Congo AllAfrica.com South Africa, Tanzania and Malawi will each send an infantry battalion of 850 soldiers, said Madnodje Mounoubai, spokesman for the United Nations Organisation Stabilisation Mission, which will incorporate the brigade. The remaining 519 troops will be ... See all stories on this topic »

Tanzania says to send troops to DR Congo soon despite rebel threat Nzweek The Tanzanian troops will join their counterparts from South Africa and Malawi to provide a balance to the already prevailing United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in DR Congo (MONUSCO). The country has suffered years of conflict with the ... See all stories on this topic »

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