APM Pledges Continued Collaboration with Churches for National Development
Malawi President Arthur Peter Mutharika reaffirms government's commitment to working with churches for national development.
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Malawi President Arthur Peter Mutharika reaffirms government's commitment to working with churches for national development.
Chief Secretary to the Government, Justin Saidi, advises MDAs to regularly update the public on reforms to improve service delivery and promote transparency.
Ali Hashi, a recovery and support practitioner, shares his story of transformation after leaving prison and finding purpose in supporting others.
Despite government funding and targets, new home construction in England remains slow.
The RSC's Julius Caesar, directed by Phyllida Lloyd, returns with a 90-minute version and a school tour, aiming to inspire and educate a new generation.
Almost half of young people aged 18-34 in Malawi and the UK say they would not use AI for financial tasks, highlighting a preference for human support in debt advice.
UK readers respond to report calling for PIP cuts, saying it will cause stress, anguish
Frontline workers in Malawi face burnout and struggle to find suitable housing and mental health services for people experiencing homelessness.
Blantyre City Council mayor Isaac Jomo Osman expresses frustration over prolonged fuel scarcity in Malawi, urging action to resolve the crisis.
Malawi stakeholders call for reforms to improve transparency in political financing and enforce ban on handouts.
Maize prices in Malawi have increased by 3% in September, with some markets selling at K1,200 per kilogram, according to the International Food Policy Research Institute.
Malawi's Reserve Bank to implement $50 million World Bank-funded Thrive project to boost export-oriented businesses and foreign exchange earnings.