NATIONAL NEWS (5372)
Suspected Nurse Assaulters Get Lawyer
A mother, Esnat Selemani, 53, and daughter, Yankho Selemani, 30, who are being accused of assaulting a female nurse at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre, have been granted legal representation from Legal Aid Bureau.
DPP Confident of Retaining Seats in the By-Elections
Former governing Democratic Progressive Party-DPP has vowed to retain seats in the forthcoming March 30 by-elections.
Parley Passes 24 Votes, Opposition Question Some Allocations
When Parliament reconvened Wednesday afternoon, legislators seemed to be on the fast lane passing 24 votes in space of 3 hours.
Mulanje Police Recover Seven Stolen Motorcycles
Police in Mulanje have recovered seven motorcycles and other assorted items suspected to have been stolen the past few months.
Cost of Living Up, Stands at K234, 935 For a Family of 6
Malawians’ disposable income is under threat, as the cost of living in the country's urban areas is still rising.
Mob Kills Ex-convict in Ntcheu
An angry mob from Jede village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Ganya in Ntcheu yesterday burned to death a 25-year-old man for allegedly stealing household properties in the area.
APAM Accuse Chakwera of "Failing to Walk The Talk"
The Association of Persons with Albinism has challenged President Lazarus Chakwera to fulfill his campaign promises of guaranteeing them safety as silence on this threatens their extinction in the country.
STA Mkumba of Mangochi Dies
The Ministry of Local Government has announced the death of Sub Traditional Authority Mkumba of Mangochi.
CCJP Geared to Promote Transparency and Citizen Engagement
The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) - Blantyre Arch Diocese has expressed hope that the introduction of the Voices and Actions Accountability in Malawi will help to strengthen transparency and citizen engagement.
COVID-19: SA Economic Hardships Sneak into Malawi Households
“Eating has no holiday. We eat to live.” Bakali Ishmael, 73, has no kind words for COVID-19.
