Month: February 2016 Posts

UK using white supremacist rules set during colonialism to exploit Malawi

Feb 05, 2016 Kondwani Mkhalipi-Manyungwa 36 &

An agreement signed in 1955 between the UK and its own colonial administrator on behalf of Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Northern Rhodesia (Zambia) and Nyasaland (Malawi) is currently being used by most British companies to dodge… ...

Flames climb on FIFA rankings

Feb 04, 2016 Andrew Cane Chilapondwa 151 &

The Malawi national football team have climbed up by two places to 104 in the World and 28 in Africa in the latest official FIFA rankings for February 2016. The Enerst Mtawali's charges have slowly moved… ...

Mzomera Ngwira joins PP breakaway party

Feb 04, 2016 Baxter Mkumba 192 &

Expelled People's Party Provincial Chairman for the North, Christopher Mzomera Ngwira has joined a PP breakaway party, we can confirm. In a statement released today, the newly formed Union Party (UP) has named Mzomera as… ...

Wapona Kita caught pants down! Fails to bribe brave police officers

Feb 04, 2016 Baxter Mkumba 497 &

Malawi’s renowned lawyer Wapona Kita found himself in hot soup with the law while in Balaka but was let scot-free by brave Malawi Police officers who refused to be bribed by the dishonoured lawyer. Kita… ...

Mutharika orders arrest of Admarc officials

Feb 04, 2016 Lyonike Mughogho 322 &

Malawi President Peter Mutharika has vowed to take legal action against Admarc officials who have been illegally selling maize to vendors, leading to shortage of the staple food at the depots. In a state of… ...

Police officers injured in ‘mistaken identity’ fracas

Feb 04, 2016 Mwayi Mkandawire 34 &

Over five Police officers have been severely injured after an angry mob thought the law enforcers took along with them to court murder suspects, in Machinjiri, Blantyre on Wednesday. According to reports, law enforcers from Ndirande and… ...

Malawi courts slammed for prison congestion

Feb 04, 2016 Luke Bisani 12 &

One of the country’s human rights organisations, Centre for Human Rights Education Advice and Assistance (CHREAA) has faulted Malawi’s justice system for congestion in prisons. According to CHREAA, the country’s courts need to have alternative… ...