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Malawian Lady Stranded in Eswatini, Suspected Trafficking Survivor
A young Malawian lady is said to be bedridden in a hospital in Eswatini after she was found loitering in the streets of Manzini, a suspected survivor of human trafficking away from home in the country formerly called Swaziland.
UNHCR Equips NRB Ready For Refugees’ Birth Registration
On Monday, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees-UNHCR-made available birth registration equipment to the National Registration Bureau-NRB-for the roll-out of birth registration for children of refugees in camps in Malawi.
Legal Experts Hail Chief Justice for Exposing Attempts to Bribe ConCourt Judges
Two legal experts have hailed the decision by Chief Justice Andrew Nyirenda to report to Anti-Corruption Bureau an attempt by some people to bribe judges presiding over the presidential election case.
Dr. Jessie Kabwila Granted K20,000.00 Court Bail
Chefo Aides Dowa Hunger-Stricken Families
On Sunday, Members of Chewa Heritage Foundation-CHEFO-led by chairperson, Professor George Kanyama-Phiri, made available maize flour to hunger-stricken households in Traditional Authorities Kayembe and Dzoole in Dowa district.
MCP, UTM Say Alliance, Mere Social Media Talk
The Malawi Congress Party and the UTM have distanced themselves from a social media campaign that is suggesting an alliance between the two parties.
Chief Justice Lodges Complaint on Attempts to Bribe ConCourt Judges
The Anti-Corruption Bureau-ACB-has received a complaint that sympathizers of the Democratic Progressive Party-DPP-have made attempts to bribe the five High court judges now sitting, putting together the verdict of the presidential election case.
Park Bridges Kasungu Communities Separated by River
In a rare corporate social responsibility gesture, the department of parks and wildlife has constructed a multi-million Kwacha worth bridge connecting people on the two sides of Mutchenda River in the area of Chief Chulu in Kasungu district.
Escom Connection-Fee-Hike ‘Unacceptable’-Cama
The Consumers Association of Malawi-CAMA says it is against ESCOM’s decision to hike electricity connection fee by 100%, arguing it is a setback in Malawi where less than ten percent of the population have access to electricity.
Dr. Jessie Kabwila Arrested Over HRDC Demo Remarks
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