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21/07/2025

Karonga District Council has on Monday, 21 July 2025, officially handed over newly constructed staff house at Wiliro Police Unit valued at K118 million.

Speaking at the handover ceremony, Officer-in-Charge for Karonga Police Station, Kelvin Mulezo, expressed gratitude to the council for the support and commitment shown towards strengthening law enforcement in rural communities.

“We thank the Karonga District Council for recognising the need to improve police infrastructure in areas like Wiliro. With this staff house now complete, we are ready to deploy more officers to this unit to ensure the safety and security of people in the surrounding villages.” said Mulezo.

Group Village Headman Mwenechilanga also welcomed the development, stating that the presence of more police officers in the area will help curb crime and improve safety among community members.

By George Mponda, MANA

21/07/2025

Nkhani Masana (July 21, 2025)

21/07/2025

Ministry of Health, with financial support from Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is training 100 community health workers from high-risk districts in health pandemic preparedness and response.

Speaking at the opening session in Lilongwe, Minister of Health, Khumbize Kandondo Chiponda, said training health workers in community-based surveillance, risk communication and community engagement can help in improving healthcare delivery.

Director of Africa CDC in Southern Africa, L*l Reik, said community health workers are very crucial in tackling outbreaks, including cholera, at the grassroots level, hence the need to train them properly.

The four-day training has brought together Health Surveillance Assistants, nurses, midwives and environmental health assistants.

By Emmanuel Chimutu

21/07/2025

Chipani cha People's (PP) chikukhazikitsa mfundo za chitukuko za chipanichi za zaka zisanu.

Pamsonkhanowu omwe ukuchitikila ku Lilongwe, palinso otsatira zipani zina.

Mtsogoleri wa chipani cha PP a Joyce Banda ati msonkhano okhazikitsa ntchito yokopa anthu ovota uchitika pa 26 July chaka chino.

A Banda ati mwazina akadzalowa m'boma adzaonetsetsa kuti maphunziro asekondale adzakhale yaulere.
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‎Iwo alankhula izi ku Lilongwe pomwe akuwerenga mfundo zachitukuko za chipani chawo zomwe akukhazikitsa munzindawu.

A Banda atsindika kuti boma lawo lidzachotsa ndalama zomwe ophunzira ku sekondale amayenera kupereka.
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Olemba: ‎Olive Phiri ndi Catherine Banda

21/07/2025

Lunch Hour News (July 21, 2025)

21/07/2025

A month-long free therapy campaign has revealed that many Malawian men are silently battling emotional distress, with relationship problems topping the list.

The free sessions were carried out by Sorry I’m Not Sorry, a youth-led mental health advocacy group, from June 10 to July 10, targeting men both locally and in the diaspora.

Out of 142 participants, 39% sought help for relationship and marital issues, often linked to financial stress and emotional neglect.

The group's National Coordinator, Joseph Daniel Sukali, said many men opened up for the first time, highlighting a deep need for safe, judgment-free support.

Mental health advocate, Levson Mundie Thomas, urged society to break the stigma around men’s mental health and make support services more accessible.

By Thumbiko Nyirongo, Phalombe

21/07/2025

Khonsolo ya boma la Thyolo yatsegulira msika watsopano wa Mtambanyama umene awumanga ku Thyolo Thava mdera la Senior Chief Khwethemule.

Msikawu awumanga ndi thandizo la ndalama lochokera ku thumba la Governance to Enable Service Delivery project (GESD) lomwe limathandizidwa ndi boma komanso World Bank.

Poyankhula pamwambo otsegulira msikawu, phungu wadera la Thyolo Thava, a Mary Navicha, athokoza khonsolo ya Thyolo komanso Senior Chief Khwethemule chifukwa chothandizira pa ntchito yomanga msika wamakonowu.

Mmawu ake, DC wa boma la Thyolo, a Hudson Kuphanga, alangiza anthu omwe adzigwiritsa ntchito msikawu kuti awusamale. Iwo atinso kutsogoloku msikawu awuwonjezera komanso awumangira mpanda.

Khonsolo ya Thyolo yagwiritsa ntchito ndalama zokwana K158 million pomanga msikawu. Boma la Thyolo ndi limodzi mwa maboma omwe apindula kwambiri ndi thumba la chitukuko cha GESD ndi ndalama zoposa K15 billion.

Olemba: Simeon Boyce

21/07/2025

Kasungu Police Station has registered a 17 percent decrease in crime rate from January to June 2025 as compared to the same period last year, where 3 percent decrease was recorded.

According to the station’s bi-annual report, cases such as robbery, burglary and theft, indecent assault and sexual in*******se with a minor have decreased while incidents of su***de and motorcycle theft continue to rise in the district.

The station's deputy spokesperson, Miracle Hauli, told MBC Digital that the reduction has been achieved through various initiatives by the station and stakeholders.

She said among others, the station has been conducting sweeping and raid operations, community policing sensitisation meetings with community members on crime prevention and providing rapid response to emergency calls.

Hauli however expressed concern over the increase in road accidents in the district, saying a 7.8 percent increase has been registered from January to June, 2025 as compared to the same period last year where only 4 percent was registered.

According to Hauli, the station is enhancing law enforcement, optimising traffic management strategies and providing support services in order to reduce crimes that are still on the rise in the district.

By Maria Tembo, Kasungu

21/07/2025

Bungwe la National Initiative for Civic Education (NICE) Trust m'boma la Machinga layamikira anthu omwe akufuna kudzayimira nawo pa chisankho chapa 16 September kaamba kopezeka pa mtsutso omwe bungweli linakonza m'bomali.

Mkulu wa bungweli m'bomali, a Frances Mugwa, wati cholinga cha mtsutsowu kunali kumva momwe anthuwa adzagwiritsire ntchito ndalama za mtumba la CDF, DDF komanso ndalama zina monga za GESD.

Malinga ndi a Mugwa, kupezeka kwa anthuwa kwaperekanso mpata kwa anthu kudziwa munthu yemwe ali ndi mfundo zakupsa chifukwa anthu ochuluka awonetsa chidwi chodzaimira pampando wa phungu komanso ena pampando wa khansala.

Wapampando wa mabungwe omwe siaboma m'bomali, a Belinda Somanje Chimombo, wati anthuwa akuyenera kumafotokoza bwino pa zandalamazi komanso kuti mkati mwa ndalamazi mulinso gawo lina la amayi, aulumali komanso achinyamata.

Bungwe la NICE linachititsa mtsutsowu mdera la Mposa pansi pa ntchito ya Boma Lathu yomwe ikulandira thandizo la ndalama kuchokera ku European Union (EU).

Wolemba: Serah Chikwapula, Machinga

21/07/2025

Anyamata omwe akuganiziridwa kuti ndiwo akhala akuvulaza ndikupha anthu ku Area 25 munzinda wa Lilongwe, kuyankhula ndi olembankhani wathu Mayeso Chikhadzula.

21/07/2025

Aspiring candidate for Karonga Lufilya Constituency, Atusaye Nyondo, says the recent constituency demarcation by the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) will enhance development in various parts of the country.

Nyondo noted that large constituencies often struggle to implement development projects through different funding windows, and the demarcations will help address that challenge.

He also highlighted the need to promote irrigation farming in response to the effects of climate change.

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