Month: January 2020 Posts

Bullets international bonanza to be held next month

Jan 21, 2020 Daniel Sapuli 0 &

Nyasa Big Bullets have announced that the second edition of Nyasa Big Bullets international bonanza will be hosted from 28 February up to 1 March, 2020 at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre. In a statement, administrative… ...

Joseph Nkasa aikila kumbuyo kupambana kwa Mutharika

Jan 21, 2020 Archangel Nzangaya 2 &

....Pomwe Charles Nsaku wati 'vuto ndiutsogoleri okakamilawu'.... Mphangala ziwiri pamaimbidwe m'dziko muno Joseph Nkasa komaso Chris Charles Nsaku, zaimba nyimbo zotsutsana pa momwe zikuyendera ndale komaso zinthu zina mdziko muno. Akamuna awiriwa atsutsana pamomwe zinthu… ...

Post Buses withdrawn from Malawi roads

Jan 21, 2020 Luke Bisani 0 &

The Malawi Post Corporation (MPC) has announced the withdrawal of its buses from Malawi roads. In press statement released on Monday, MPC management has disclosed that they are on four day break in transport service… ...

How To Find The Right Personal Injury Attorney

Jan 20, 2020 Malawi24 Reporter 1 &

Now you may have been faced with the problem of needing a personal injury lawyer. Often, it's at the beginning that the most prominent issues arise. Where and how do you even begin your search?… ...

Mutharika meets Prince Harry, participates in debate

Jan 20, 2020 Mwayi Mkandawire 0 &

President Peter Mutharika on Monday met Prince Harry in the United Kingdom and participated in a debate focusing on trade and investment, future African growth sectors, clean energy and climate. In a Facebook post after… ...

Malawi to benefit from £6.5 billion UK-Africa deal

Jan 20, 2020 Daniel Sapuli 1 &

Malawi has an opportunity to benefit from a £6.5 billion (about K6.2 trillion) deal that was announced on Monday during the UK-Africa Investment Summit. The commercial deal, which is about £6.5 billion pounds, is among… ...

Malawi teachers strike over salaries

Jan 20, 2020 Martha Chikoti 0 &

Teachers across Malawi have downed tools, demanding their December salaries from government. In Lilongwe, teachers stormed the District Commissioner's (DC) office in protest over government's decision to remove almost five thousand teachers from the payroll… ...