Heavy rains leaves families homeless
Heavy rains on Sunday destroyed houses at Botanic area in the northern region city of Mzuzu. The rain that started midday on Sunday was accompanied by heavy wind and ended up damaging at least five… ...
Month: February 2018 Posts
Chief Lundu wants Goal Malawi out of his area
Paramount Chief Lundu has launched an attack on a Non-Government Organisation (NGO) saying it does not respect chiefs and he does not want it working in his area. President Peter Mutharika on Sunday was at… ...
Devotion: Always Act on Your Personal Word
Acts 22:7-9 " Then I fell to the ground and heard a voice saying to me, 'Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?' I answered, 'Who are you, Lord?' He said to me, 'I am… ...
Two Zimbabweans denied entry
Two illegal immigrants suspected to be Zimbabweans were on Friday denied entry at the Mwanza border post. This is according to Mwanza border publicist Pasqually Zulu, the suspects as Mirriam Makawa aged 42 and Mr… ...
Man stabs himself in failed magic trick
A 32-year-old man in Kasungu stabbed himself in a failed attempt to showcase that no knife can injure him. Kasungu police station Deputy Public Relations Officer Harry Namwaza identified the man as Kondwani Kasewe who… ...
Illegal immigrant arrested
Police in Rumphi have arrested an Ethiopian national identified as Salam Ashoro for entering Malawi illegally. According to public relations officer for Rumphi Police Victor Khamisa, Chinyoro was arrested after police were told that two… ...
Two Malawians among 100 inspiring African youths
Two Malawians have been named among 100 most positively inspiring youths in 2017 by Positive Youth Africa (PYA). The young Malawians are Charles Lipenga and Rachel Chimwemwe Sibande who have been named by the hub.… ...
Wanderers see off rivals Bullets
A goal in each half from veterans Joseph Kamwendo and Esau Kanyenda were enough to inspire Be Forward Wanderers to a comfortable 2-0 victory over Nyasa Big Bullets in a friendly match played at Bingu… ...
Increase in road deaths worries Police
Police in Dedza have expressed worry over the increase in number of deaths caused by road accidents in the district. Dedza police spokesperson Edward Kabango said in an interview that last month's statistics show an… ...
Rastas nabbed for protesting at a police unit
Fourteen Rastafarians have been arrested in Mchinji for protesting the arrest of fellow Rastafarians who were found cultivating cannabis sativa. Mchinji police publicist Inspector Kaitano Lubrino said police on January 31 acted on a tip-off… ...
Flames to regroup on Sunday
Flames head coach Ronny Van Geneugden has named a 20 man squad to go into a two week training camping on Sunday at Mpira Village. The list has excluded Be Forward Wanderers and Masters Security… ...
Muslims urged to pray for good rains
Muslims in the country have been told to pray for good rains in the current growing season. The call was made by Sheikh Maqsood Bwanali at Gologota masjid in Malawi's capital, Lilongwe. According to Sheikh… ...
Catholic Church pledges support to disaster victims
The Catholic Church in Malawi has pledged to give humanitarian support to victims of natural disasters in the country. The development follows reports of dry spells and armyworms that have destroyed many hectares of maize… ...
Devotion: The Word is Working
Acts 19:20 "So the word of the Lord grew mightily and prevailed." The Word of God is living and active (Heb 4:12) and one of the characteristics of a living thing is ability to grow.… ...
Workers shut down Luntha TV over unpaid salaries
Workers at Luntha Television on Friday morning shut down the station over unpaid salaries. The station which is a Catholic media organisation under Montfort Missionaries went off air today at 9am. According to one of… ...
