After facing initial challenges in meeting with Mangochi District Hospital officials, musician Patience Namadingo has now engaged with the hospital’s management regarding his initiative to repair non-operational ambulances. Through the meeting, it’s been revealed that the hospital currently has nine ambulances out of service — Five of these are already undergoing repairs. However, according to […]

Patience Namadingo visited Mangochi District Hospital today, intending to discuss ambulance repairs. However, he was unable to meet with key hospital officials. According to Namadingo, his attempts to contact the Director of Health Services earlier went unanswered. Upon arrival at 2:00 PM, he learned from the director’s secretary that the director had not been in

TNM has just made a move that might leave some of us feeling a bit aged. Starting Thursday, April 17, the Agulu Bundle—once available to those 26 and under—is now exclusively for the 22-and-under crowd. TNM has made the announcement via texts sent to some of its customers today. If you’re 23 or older, it’s

There was a strange but fortunate accident near the Lilongwe Interchange where a vehicle veered off the road and overturned into a drainage ditch. Eyewitnesses say the car missed the road and flipped, but thanks to a group of nearby boys who helped lift it back up, the situation didn’t end in tragedy. Thankfully, no

Namadingo has announced his intention to travel to Mangochi to address the issue of non-functional ambulances in the area. He expressed concern over the lack of operational emergency vehicles and emphasized the urgent need for their repair to serve the local communities effectively. In 2018, Mangochi District Hospital received five new ambulances through the Iceland-Malawi

Henry Chikawoneka, a first-year Bachelor of Procurement and Supply Chain Management student at MUBAS, has been reported missing. According to his parents, Henry was last seen on Wednesday, April 9, around Chatha in Chileka Township. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is urged to contact the following numbers: 0884 40 90 77 / 0985 99