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Aspirant vow to improve access to health care delivery

May 05, 2019 Lusekero Mhango 0 &

Parliamentary candidates in Karonga have vowed to take authorities to task on matters of health care delivery in the district when voted into power after the 21st of May. The shadow lawmakers said this on… ...

Bullets smash Ntopwa FC to move third as Silver are beaten

May 04, 2019 Andrew Cane Chilapondwa 0 &

Defending TNM Super League champions Nyasa Big Bullets scored twice in each half to demolish Ntopwa FC 4-1 at Kamuzu Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Bullets mentor Calisto Pasuwa made up to six changes to the… ...

MCP calls for Dausi’s arrest

May 04, 2019 Lindiwe Sambalikagwa 1 &

Malawi Congress Party (MCP) has called for the arrest of Homeland Security Minister Nicholas Dausi following revelations that he set a Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) warehouse on fire in 2014. Vice President Saulos Chilima revealed… ...

Presidential candidates told to focus on ending poverty

May 04, 2019 Martha Chikoti 0 &

Bishop Martin Mtumbuka of the Karonga Diocese says the presidential candidate who will emerge winner in the May elections should focus on ending abject poverty in the country. Mtumbuka made the call during National Prayers… ...

Govt tells Chakwera to shut up about K1 trillion allegations

May 04, 2019 Richard Jimu 2 &

... says he is benefiting from proceeds of suspected crime The President Peter Mutharika administration has told Malawi Congress Party (MCP) presidential candidate Lazarus Chakwera to provide proof for his claim that Democratic Progressive Party… ...

Flames want to go past group stages in Cosafa tourney

May 04, 2019 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

Flames captain John Lanjesi believes they can make it past the group stages of this year's Council of Southern Africa Football Associations - Cosafa Cup after three failed attempts. The Flames have been drawn in… ...

Civil Society Platform defends Mutharika for snubbing prayers

May 04, 2019 Martha Chikoti 2 &

… Condemns Chilima's rigging remarks The Joint Civil Society Platform has defended President Peter Mutharika’s decision to shun national prayers in Lilongwe saying some churches have already endorsed certain presidential candidates. The National Prayers and… ...