Nsanje Police Under Fire Over Alleged 'Missing' Motorcycle
A man in Nsanje, Evason Tsamba, has taken the district's traffic police officers to task over alleged failure to return his motorcycle they allegedly impounded in the afternoon hours of Friday, June 17, 2022.
Mixed Scores for Tonse’s 2 Years
As the Tonse led administration clocks exactly two years in power, citizens have expressed mixed reactions to its performance and how is it handling the economy.
Man fined for Carrying Toy Gun in HRA Demos
Mangochi Senior Resident Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday, June 22, 2022, ordered James Hassan, 39, to pay a 50,000 Kwacha fine or 9 months’ imprisonment for being found in possession of a toy gun during demonstrations.
Cancel Independence Day Celebrations - Nankhumwa
Leader of Opposition Kondwani Nankhumwa has asked government to cancel this year's Independence Day Celebrations, saying this is not the right time for holding celebrations when Malawians are going through hard economic times due to the rising cost of living.
Govt Intends to Resuscitate Malawi Railways LTD
Government says is advancing plans to resuscitate the once vibrant national rail network of Malawi proprietor - Malawi Railways which was privatized in 1999.
NONM for Better Working Conditions
The National Organizations of Nurses and Midwives of Malawi (NONM) has called for unity among nurses and midwives in bargaining justices in their respective workplaces.
2021/22 Season Very Challenging- JTI
The tobacco buying company JTI says the 2021/22 tobacco season has been very challenging to them and different players, due to harsh weather conditions.
President Chakwera To Engage Tonse Partners
President Lazarus Chakwera has called for an emergency meeting with his alliance partners in the Tonse led administration.
Trust Quenches Ngabu Secondary School Fire
A Shire Valley grouping dubbed Nsanje and Chikwawa Socio-Economic Development Trust has moved in to bail out Ngabu Secondary School which lost 214 mattresses and other items to fire which gutted the school's kitchen building in the wee hours of June 20, 2022.
Tobacco Growers Cry Over Rising Cost of Production
Commercial tobacco growers have presented to government issues which they feel if addressed, will promote the industry and, most importantly, the country’s economy.
Crimes Go Down by 14.3% in Neno
Neno police say they have reduced crime rate by 14.3 percent in the second quarter of this year as compared to 9 percent of 2020 to 2021 in the same period respectively.
Toast Unveils New Single "Correct"
Celebrated Hip-Hop artist, Toast comes forward revealing his brand new single titled, "Correct".
E- Ticketing to Boost Revenue in Rumphi
Rumphi Man Gets 14 IHL For Theft
The Rumphi First Grade Magistrate's court has sentenced Lukers Mangwe 40, to 14 years imprisonment with hard labour for being found guilty of robbery, an offense contravening section 301 of the Penal Code.
Lower Prices of Sanitary Pads - WESNET Appeals
Water and Environmental Sanitation Network (Wesnet) has noted that prices of sanitary pads have shot on the market, a situation that has resulted in some women and girls failing to access them, especially in the rural areas of the country.
Police, Courts in Thyolo Hailed for Pinning Down Criminals
Security authorities for Satemwa Tea Estates have applauded police and courts for arresting and convicting three criminals who have been wreaking havoc around the area.