Month: May 2017 Posts

Kamuzu Stadium to remain closed

May 05, 2017 Andrew Cane Chilapondwa 34 &

...FAM orders Sulom not to allocate matches at the facility Despite Government's assurance that Kamuzu Stadium will remain open for use by Blantyre based teams in the 2017 soccer season, Football Association of Malawi (FAM)… ...

Commercial Court reaping rewards from World Bank partnership

May 05, 2017 Lyonike Mughogho 0 &

The Commercial Court is having a fruitful partnership with the World Bank which has seen the judicial organ benefiting in a number of ways. Having opened its doors in the country's commercial capital, Blantyre, 10… ...

Ndione Chauluka fired at Teveta

May 05, 2017 Richard Jimu 18 &

The Technical Entrepreneurial and Vocational and Education Training Authority (Teveta) has axed its Chief Executive Officer Ndione Chauluka in the wake of the K2.4 billion scandal. He has been on forced leave along with Director of… ...

Flames slip down 14 places

May 04, 2017 Orton Nyirenda 120 &

The Malawi national football team has slipped by 14 places on the latest FIFA rankings released today by the world football governing body. The Flames were on position 100 last month and have slipped to… ...

Breaking: Times’ workers go on strike

May 04, 2017 William Simango 39 &

...Demand 80 per cent salary increase Trouble appears to be following Malawi's oldest private media, Times Group Limited as a part of its workforce has downed tools following grievances over salary. Information that Malawi24 has… ...

2017 TNM league roars into life

May 04, 2017 Malawi24 Reporter 8 &

…Sponsor takes hype to Lilongwe All roads lead to Civo Stadium on Saturday when the 2017 top elite TNM League roars back into life, with the sponsor looking forward to a competitive and exciting season.… ...

Nkhatabay widows breathe sigh of relief

May 04, 2017 Thula Chisamba 4 &

The coming of Banana Bunchy Top Virus (BBTV) in Malawi tripled trouble for widows who rely on banana production for survival in Nkhatabay. Emily Phiri, a widow who has eight children in the area of… ...