Month: August 2019 Posts

Police nab two Bullets supporters for stealing replica jerseys

Aug 02, 2019 Andrew Cane Chilapondwa 0 &

Police in Blantyre have arrested two Nyasa Big Bullets supporters for stealing 50 replica jerseys valued at K300 000. Blantyre Police spokesperson Augustus Nkhwazi confirmed the development to Malawi's state broadcaster, MBC and identified the… ...

Activists report HRDC, opposition leaders to ICC over post-election violence

Aug 01, 2019 Mwayi Mkandawire 1 &

… Say protests could culminate in civil war A group of Malawi rights activists has asked the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate opposition leaders and the Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) over possible crimes… ...

Youth urged to speak up on issues

Aug 01, 2019 Martha Chikoti 0 &

SOS Children's Village has called on young people to use youth clubs to voice out problems they are facing in their communities. The organisation said this during a parliamentary session for youth at Chadza in… ...

DMI stabbing scandal in the air

Aug 01, 2019 Lyonike Mughogho 2 &

DMI University students have once again made headlines for all the wrong reasons, this time hell has broken loose on the grounds of love. In a latest development, a man identified as Panji has fallen… ...

CSOs pressure govt to reopen College of Health Sciences

Aug 01, 2019 Martha Chikoti 0 &

Civil Society Education Coalition (CSEC) and Youth and Society (YAS) have given the Peter Mutharika administration up to Friday next week to reopen Malawi College of Health Sciences campuses. The organisations have threatened to take… ...

Malonda athu sakuenda, tikufuna tikambirane ndi a HRDC asiye zionetsero – Leston Mulli

Aug 01, 2019 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

M’modzi mwa anthu amalonda m’dziko muno a Leston Mulli ati ndiokhudzidwa kaamba kakusokonekela kwa ntchito za malonda chifukwa cha zionetsero m’dziko muno ndipo akambirana ndi a mabungwe kuti asiye zionetsero. A Mulli amalankhula izi pansonkhano… ...

Malawi’s highest court bans plastic bags

Aug 01, 2019 Mwayi Mkandawire 0 &

A seven-judge panel of the Malawi Supreme Court of Appeal yesterday ruled in favour of a Malawi Government ban on thin plastic bags. Chief Justice Andrew Nyirenda led the panel of Justices of Appeal Anthony… ...