Government Suspends Duty On Maize Flour Imports From SA
The government of Malawi has suspended duty on maize flour imported from South Africa as a measure to counter the raging maize crisis in the country at the moment.
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.
HRDC Ready with Anti- Jane Ansah Demos
The Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) says it has notified all four city councils and other two district councils of the planned anti-Jane Ansah demonstrations slated for 16th January, 2020.
ACB Investigates Dubious Land Sale
The Anti - Corruption Bureau (ACB) has confirmed it is probing dubious sale of some commercial land within Balaka Township.
Suspected Cholera Case Reported in Mangochi
A suspected cholera case has been reported in Mangochi where a 70 year old woman has been admitted at Mulibwanji hospital.
Govt Blamed on Fall Armyworm
Some people in the country have accused government of failing to contain fall armyworms that have destroyed 144, 000 hectares of crop fields.
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.
MLS Calls for 'Immediate' Arrests in Judges Bribery Fiasco
The Malawi Law Society (MLS) has joined a bandwagon of quarters reacting to the news that some people attempted to bribe judges who are handling the high profile elections case.
MJ Records 25% Crime Increase In 2019
The year 2019 ended with police in Mulanje recording 1, 551 crimes against 1, 442 cases recorded in 2018.
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.
6 Drown in Thyolo in 2 Weeks
At least six drowning deaths have been reported in Thyolo in the past two weeks.
Anti-Quota Protesters Petition Mzuzu Education Division
The Anti-quota Movement today presented a petition at the Northern region education division offices in Mzuzu to stress their dissatisfaction with a system they say disadvantages those deserving meritoriously.
UTM Cautions Supporters on Speeches
UTM Vice President, Dr. Michael Usi, has called on the party followers to be cautious with their speeches and actions ahead of the elections case judgment.
WVM Hands Over K60m Girls Hostel
In its quest to compliment government efforts aimed at reducing challenges that weigh down the education sector, World Vision Malawi has handed over a K60 million girls hostel at Chindindi Community Day Secondary school in Mzimba South.
No National Id, No Salary - MRA
Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) has called upon employers not to pay out salaries to employees without national identity card.
Teachers Down Tools Over Unpaid December Salaries
Teachers who were not paid December 2019 salaries on account of failure to submit national identity cards as now required in Malawi, have stopped teaching in a demonstration of frustration at the development.