Driver fined, given one year driving ban
A court in Blantyre has fined a minibus driver and handed him a one year driving ban for causing death through reckless driving. The driver was ordered to pay K500,000 fine or go to prison… ...
Month: February 2018 Posts
Mwakilama’s youth team demands development fee
Following Abel Mwakilama’s move to Portugal, his youth team is demanding a cut of his transfer fee. Mwakilama who was playing for Chitipa United recently joined a Portuguese lower division side for K2.9 million. General… ...
UK Queen recognises Malawian engineer
Queen Elizabeth lll of the United Kingdom has recognised a self-made Malawian engineer with a Points of Light award. According to UK High Commission in Malawi, the Malawian volunteer Corled Nkosi, has been recognised by… ...
Africa mourns top Ugandan artist
Africa is grieving following the untimely death of top Ugandan artist Mowzey Radio who died Thursday morning in his country's capital Kampala. Radio succumbed to head injuries which he sustained during an alleged pub brawl… ...
Man rapes stepdaughter
Police in Nkhotakota are keeping in custody a 40-year-old man for raping his 11-year-old stepdaughter. Nkhotakota police deputy spokesperson Paul Malimwe said the man Mackson Kampheta raped the child after the mother to the victim… ...
Tigers shun rejects
Azam Tigers have declared that there is no room at the club for all players deemed excess baggage elsewhere. This has come from Tigers' Technical Director Robin Alufandika as the team prepares to hold trials… ...
Eight illegal immigrants netted
Immigration officers at Songwe border have arrested 8 illegal immigrants who were being transported to Dedza. According to Songwe immigration spokesperson Chrispin Mawindo, at around 8 o'clock in the evening on Wednesday they received a… ...
APAM asks government to protect persons with albinism
The Association of Persons with Albinism in Malawi (APAM) has asked government to provide security for people with albinism instead of only relying on their relatives. APAM president Overstone Kondowe made the remarks after thugs… ...
Sim registration: Malawians worried over long queues
People in the country have expressed concerns over the ongoing mandatory sim card registration claiming long queues are making it hard for people to register. Last month, the Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) ordered people… ...
Lack of long-term development plans irks Lucius
Balaka North lawmaker Lucius Banda has said Malawi is underdeveloped because of governments’ unwillingness to implement long term projects. Writing on his official Facebook page, Banda said ruling parties only implement short term plans designed… ...
Mutharika’s 55 MW generators only working at Sanjika
Just hours after President Peter Mutharika commissioned 55 megawatts of electricity from diesel powered generators, a section of Malawians have hit at the President. In a survey that Malawi24 conducted, residents of Blantyre lamented that… ...
Devotion: Get rid of embarrassment
2 Kings 6:5-6 "But as one was cutting down a tree, the iron ax head fell into the water; and he cried out and said, “Alas, master! For it was borrowed.” So the man of… ...
Court stops suspension of Msowoya, Kabwila
The High Court in Blantyre has stopped the suspension of Malawi Congress Party (MCP) Vice President Richard Msowoya and four other senior members. The court has granted an injunction to the five restraining the Lazarus… ...
Media told to monitor NGOs
Action Aid Malawi has told the media to monitor how Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) are using funds that are sourced to improve lives of Malawians. The remarks were made by Action Aid Malawi Executive Director Grace… ...
Wanderers make U-turn on CAF participation
Just hours after announcing the decision to withdraw from CAF Champions League, Be Forward Wanderers have made a U-turn. This follow a meeting at the club’s base in Blantyre. On Thursday morning, General Secretary Mike… ...
