Mtunthama Broadcasting Station

Mtunthama Broadcasting Station Mtunthama Broadcasting Station is a media house broadcasting from Kasungu in Malawi.

The station believes in objectivity, accuracy and creativity throughout it's programming.

phungu wadera la pakati m’boma la Kasungu Chikondi Kampachike Chisale wapeleka ndalama zokwana K350,000 kwa ophunzira 32...
08/06/2026

phungu wadera la pakati m’boma la Kasungu Chikondi Kampachike Chisale wapeleka ndalama zokwana K350,000 kwa ophunzira 32 kuti agwiritse ntchito pa ndondomeko yopelekera kalata ku bungwe la Higher Education Students Loans and Grants Boards (HESLGB) kuti apeze mwayi wa ngongole yolipilira maphunziro.

Kampachike Chisale wati zimakhala zodandaulitsa kuti munthu azilephera kupeza maphunziro kaamba kosowa ndalama pomwe boma linayika kale ndondomeko zothandiza ophunzira osowa.

Iye wayankhula izi pomwe amapeleka upangiri kwa ophunzirawa momwe angapangire kuti apeze mwayi wa ngongole yolipilira maphunziro kuchokera ku bungweri.

Malinga ndi Kampachike Chisale ophunzira ambiri amalephera kupeza mwayi kaamba kolephera kutsatira ndondomeko zomwe zimafunikira.

M’modzi mwa ophunzirawa Wanga Chinsima yemwe anasankhidwira ku Mzuzu University wati upangiri omwe apeza kuchokera kwa a Chisale uwathandizira kwambiri ponena kuti amavutika kwambiri kuti apeze zofunikira pa maphunziro.

Wolemba: Mathews Benard

National Police spokesperson Lael Chimtembo has confirmed the arrest of former State Residences Chief of Staff in Presid...
08/06/2026

National Police spokesperson Lael Chimtembo has confirmed the arrest of former State Residences Chief of Staff in President Lazarus Chakwera’s administration, Prince Kapondamgaga, in Lilongwe.

He says details surrounding the arrest will be provided later.
More information to follow.

Reported by Mathews Benard

A Malawi okwana 150 omwe amakhala m'dziko la South Africa anyamuka kubwelera kuno kumudzi pogwiritsa ntchito ma bus omwe...
07/06/2026

A Malawi okwana 150 omwe amakhala m'dziko la South Africa anyamuka kubwelera kuno kumudzi pogwiritsa ntchito ma bus omwe boma latumiza kuti awatenge potsatira zam'topola zomwe nzika zina zadzikolo zikuchitira anthu am'mayiko ena.

Kalata kuchokera ku unduna woona zaubale wapakati padziko lino ndi mayiko ena watsindika kuti izi zachitika ngati njira yomwe boma layika pofuna kuwonetsetsa kuti m'zikazi zabwerera motetezeka.

Undunawu watinso anthu womwe atengedwawa ndiwomwe adathawa m'nyumba zawo mkumakakhala m'makampu m'dera lina ku Western Cape, m'dzikolo.

Pakadali pano mabasi awiri womwe anyamula anthuwa ndiwomwe anyamuka.

Wolemba Dismas Puluputu

06/06/2026

Kazukuta Live with Nelson Maseko and Mathews Benard

06/06/2026

Kazukuta Live with Mathews Benard and Nelson Maseko

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The Department of Animal Health and Livestock Development under the Ministry of Agriculture has announced new prices for...
06/06/2026

The Department of Animal Health and Livestock Development under the Ministry of Agriculture has announced new prices for livestock products and services, with the revised rates taking effect from June 2026.

The new price schedule shows increases across dairy cattle, beef cattle, and goats for both smallholder and commercial farmers.

Among the notable changes, a half-bred Friesian cross cow will now cost MK500,000 for smallholder farmers, up from MK300,000, while commercial buyers will pay MK650,000, up from MK450,000. The price of a pure Jersey bull has also increased to MK800,000 for smallholder farmers and MK1 million for commercial buyers.

In the beef cattle category, a half-Brahman cross cow will now be sold at MK450,000 for smallholder farmers and MK600,000 for commercial buyers. Prices for Malawi zebu bulls and other cattle breeds have also been adjusted upwards.

Goat prices have not been spared, with a pure-bred Boer buck now costing MK180,000 for smallholder farmers and MK230,000 for commercial buyers.

The department has also raised live-weight cattle prices, with cull cows now pegged at MK6,500 per kilogram for smallholder farmers and MK10,000 per kilogram for commercial buyers.

The revised prices were approved by the Director of Animal Health and Livestock Development on 1 June 2026.


Good Health Organisation has expressed concern that the growing demand for several years of work experience by many empl...
06/06/2026

Good Health Organisation has expressed concern that the growing demand for several years of work experience by many employers is limiting employment opportunities for young people despite their academic qualifications and potential.

Speaking during a youth employment skills training held in Kasungu on Friday, Good Health Programmes Manager Milca Tomoka said many graduates struggle to secure jobs because employers often prioritize experienced candidates, leaving little room for first-time job seekers.

Tomoka said the organization organized the training to equip young people with practical skills in job application writing and interview preparation, thereby increasing their competitiveness in the labour market.

One of the participants, Jonathan Chikombe, commended Good Health for offering the training free of charge, saying it had enhanced his confidence and improved his understanding of how to respond to interview questions and prepare professional job applications.

Chikombe observed that the experience requirements set by many companies and institutions continue to disadvantage young people who have recently completed their studies and are seeking to gain their first professional experience.

The training forms part of Good Health’s efforts to empower young people with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the increasingly competitive job market.

Reported by Mathews Benard
. (Kasungu Community Radio)

Kasungu based businessman Azaz has donated MK50,000 to the Kasungu Media Club in support of its official launch, which i...
05/06/2026

Kasungu based businessman Azaz has donated MK50,000 to the Kasungu Media Club in support of its official launch, which is scheduled to take place on 27 June 2026.

According to a statement issued by the club’s General Secretary, Mathews Benard, the donation comes at a crucial time as the club continues mobilizing resources ahead of the launch event.

The statement expressed gratitude to Azaz for the contribution, describing it as a demonstration of his commitment to empowering the media, which plays a vital role in both business growth and community development.

The club has also appealed to other business people, non-governmental organizations, faith leaders, institutions, and well-wishers to support the launch initiative.

Once officially launched, the Kasungu Media Club is expected to strengthen collaboration between the media, business community, and other development partners, thereby contributing to the district’s socio-economic develop.

Reported by Enerst Walekana

Timu ya Creck Sporting yasankha Chisomo Nkhoma kukhala m'phunzitsi wogwilizira wa timuyi kutsatira kuyimitsidwa kwa m'ph...
02/06/2026

Timu ya Creck Sporting yasankha Chisomo Nkhoma kukhala m'phunzitsi wogwilizira wa timuyi kutsatira kuyimitsidwa kwa m'phunzitsi wa timuyi Eliya Kananji ndi wachiwili wake Harry Saidi.

Eliya Kananji komanso Harry Saidi adaimitsidwa kutsatira kusachita bwino kwa timuyi atagonja kanayi ndi kufanana mphamvu kawili mu ligi ya chaka chino.

Pakaki pano, timu ya Creck Sporting ili pa nambala 16 ndi ma pointi okwana awili kuchokera ku masewero asano ndi amodzi (6) omwe timuyi yasewera mu ligi ya FDH Bank Premiership chaka chino.

Chisomo Nkhoma yemwe amaphunzitsanso timu ya mpira wa miyendo ya dziko lino ya atsikana osapitilira zaka khumi, zisanu ndi ziwiri (Under 17) akhala m'phunzitsi wachiwili wachikazi mu mbili ya ligi yaikulu kuno kumudzi.

Wolemba : Ernest Walekana

The Central East Region (CER) Police is currently holding an interactive engagement meeting with journalists based in Ka...
02/06/2026

The Central East Region (CER) Police is currently holding an interactive engagement meeting with journalists based in Kasungu, aimed at strengthening collaboration in addressing misinformation and disinformation.

The engagement is being led by CER Commissioner Davilin Mwakili, who says the media plays a crucial role in raising public awareness on security matters and promoting accurate dissemination of information.

The meeting is expected to bridge the gap between the police and the media while enhancing cooperation on issues of public interest and security.

Journalists attending the engagement are from various media houses, including Mtunthama FM, Kasungu Community Radio, Linga FM, Umunthu FM, Zodiac Broadcasting Station, Times Group, and the Information Office.

Reported by Mathews Benard

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