The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services says the next three days will see Malawi receive heavy rains which will likely cause floods in lakeshore areas and some parts of the central region.

Ombudsman, Martha Chizuma, has added her voice to calls for the restructuring of the Malawi Police Service triggered by the collapsing relationship between the law enforcement agency and the general public.

The human Rights Defenders coalition has postponed Friday demonstrations aimed at pushing the Malawi police service to act on fellow officers implicated in the Msundwe saga and Buleya Lule killing under police custody.

A 16-year-old girl who was being persuaded out of an under-age married has miscarried after alleged police torture in Mzimba.

Fall army worms continue to cause more damage to maize in several districts across country, raising fear of hunger.

Ilomba Granite Company; a Chinese mining firm working in Chitipa district has sued chiefs, CSO leaders, and citizens in that district for allegedly interfering with its economic activity.

The state grain marketer Admarc says it will start selling 25 kilograms of maize flour and 25 kgs of maize grain which is an increase from the current 10 kilograms.

Government has offered a three month grace period for civil servants to submit their national ID numbers to the human resource department or risk being struck out of the payroll.

The Central Region Football Association-CRFA says it has targeted to raise twenty million Kwacha from a charity match between Nyasa Big Bullets and Be Forward Wanderers.

Airtel Malawi Tuesday morning announced that it will offer to the general public a total of 2. 2 billion Kwacha shares, an amount which translates to 20 percent stake in its business, an offer which will be open on Friday.