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In a statement released on Thursday, the ministry said this year's global theme, βClosing the Survival Gap: Equity in Sickle Cell Disease,β highlights the urgent need to address disparities in healthcare access and outcomes for people living with the condition.
Ministry of Health and Sanitation has called on Malawians to increase awareness and support for people living with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) as the country joins the rest of the world in commemorating World Sickle Cell Day on June 19.
A Nyamilandu anati cholinga cha komitiyi ndi kubweretsa lipoti loona ku mtundu wa a Malawi ndipo aliyense opezeka akupereka umboni wabodza akumana ndi lamulo.
Komitiyi inanvanso umboni kuchokera kwa a Chimwemwe Kachikuwo omwe anali othandizira pa zochitika zapadera mu ofesiyi.
Wapampando wa komiti yomwe ikufufuza za ngozi ya ndege yapa 10 June, 2024, a Walter Nyamilandu wachenjeza anthu omwe akupereka umboni okhudza ngoziyo kuti akapereka umboni wabodza lamulo ligwira ntchito pa iwo.
Iwo anakambapo za zomwe zinalembedwa ndi yemwe anali othandizira wapadera pa nkhani zofalitsa nkhani mu ofesiyi a Winnie Nyondo pa momwe zinalili mu ndegeyo, omwe a Nyamilandu amati unachotsedwa pa masamba a mchezo, koma a Nyondo anati uthengawu ukadalipo pa tsamba lawo.
The pump prices for petrol, diesel and paraffin have all been reduced, effective today 19th June, 2026. The pump price for petrol is now K5,619 per litre from K6,209.
MERA Board Chairperson, Lucas Kondowe, says the development has necessitated the fall of the prices of the three products under the Automatic Pricing Mechanism (APM).
Meanwhile, ABJ Deputy National Coordinator Alex Banda has called on government and financial sector players to introduce policies that encourage banking, arguing that charges and levies are driving some people away from formal financial institutions.
The Deposit Insurance Corporation (DIC) says many Malawians are no longer keeping their money in banks, a trend it attributes to limited disposable income or a preference for alternative saving methods.
Mwasigala speaking during an engagement with the Association of Business Journalists (ABJ) in Lilongwe, encouraged Malawians to save through banks, saying deposits are protected under the corporation's mandate.