Month: July 2019 Posts

Mussa’s Faith pays dividends

Jul 30, 2019 Lyonike Mughogho 0 &

Gospel musician Faith Mussa continues to motivate others via a trending post he shared on Facebook recently. The musician who is among the most celebrated in Malawi, shared his life experience in the name of… ...

Chimulirenji warns against abuse of disaster funds

Jul 30, 2019 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

Vice President and Minister responsible for Disaster Management Affairs Everton Chimulirenji has warned all stakeholders in disaster response against getting rich at the expense of disaster victims. Speaking on Monday (29th July, 2019) in Nsanje… ...

Apolisi atsindika kuti zionetsero zisachitikeso m’dziko muno

Jul 29, 2019 Archangel Nzangaya 2 &

Mkulu wa a polisi m'dziko muno a Rodney Jose atsindika kuti akuluakulu omwe akutsogolera kupanga zionetsero zokakamiza mkulu wa bungwe la Malawi Electoral Commission a Jane Ansah kutula pansi udindo, asiye kupangitsa zionetserozo. A Jose… ...

Jose won’t intimidate us, demos will continue – HRDC

Jul 29, 2019 Martha Chikoti 0 &

The Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) has said the post-election demonstrations will continue next week. According to HRDC Chairperson Timothy Mtambo, the activists are not intimidated by Malawi Police Service (MPS) Inspector General Rodney Jose… ...

MDF will not stop protecting Malawians – Commander

Jul 29, 2019 Russell Kondowe 4 &

Malawi Defence Force (MDF) Commander General Vincent Nundwe has said the army will continue to protect Malawians when the police are overstretched. The Malawi Army General made the remarks in Lilongwe where the police and… ...

Malawians have waged war against the police – IG 

Jul 29, 2019 Martha Chikoti 0 &

Inspector General of the Malawi Police Service (MPS) Rodney Jose says Malawians have declared war against their own police. Speaking at a press briefing in Lilongwe on Monday, Jose said the law enforcers are viewed… ...

Fire destroys part of Mzuzu main market

Jul 29, 2019 Mike Lyson Zgambo 0 &

Fire last night destroyed part of the Mzuzu main market. The part of the market affected by the fire houses tailoring shops, Sofa shops and barbershops. An eyewitness Wasokwa Nyirenda told Malawi24 that the fire… ...