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Over fourteen Youth organizations have commended the Malawi Human Rights Commission for instituting an investigation into the alleged child racial abuse by a Chinese national.

Malawi is expected to benefit from a 100 million United States dollars loan from the OPEC Fund, in new global development support.

In an effort to bridge the gap that exists in secondary education between learners in urban and rural areas, Chitipa Restoration Project has handed over a 64-bedroom girls’ hostel to government.

The ministry of trade and industry is assessing the second-round crop estimates before issuing exports license for agricultural products, amid reports of massive crop smuggling to neighboring countries.

Police in Chitipa have arrested ten people on suspicion that they had a hand on the damaging of Nthalire Police Unit infrastructure in the district.

The ministry of health has admitted that shortage of foreign currency in the country affected the procurement of essential medical drugs to the central medical stores.

Preparations are underway for demonstrations that aim at forcing president Lazarus Chakwera to fire some key officials from his Tonse administration.

Revenue collector – MRA, has announced that it has managed to collect money amounting to 1.8 billion kwacha in a space of 3 months through the implementation of block management system.

Minister of finance Sosten Gwengwe has said government will conduct another audit into the misappropriation of Constituency Development Funds amounting to 130 million kwacha at Mbelwa District Council.

The ministry of energy says stopping cartels that have infiltrated the energy sector is the only solution that can help the country realize its dream of producing 1000 megawatts of energy by 2025 from the current 439.