Month: January 2022 Posts

Bushiri releases K16 billion for construction of ECG churches worldwide

Jan 17, 2022 Martha Chikoti 0 &

The Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) Church on Sunday announced the release of $20 million (K16.4 billion) meant for construction of ECG churches across the 73 countries where the church has branches. The church's leader Prophet… ...

Father marries, rapes and impregnates biological daughter

Jan 17, 2022 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

A 47-year-old Malawian man has been arrested in Dedza after he abducted his 15-year-old biological daughter to Mozambique where he was living with her as his wife. Dedza police deputy Publicist Sergeant Cassim Manda has… ...

Lightning kills two in Mchinji

Jan 17, 2022 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

Two people died in Mchinji yesterday after lightning struck them while they were in their house. The lightning also struck three other persons and they have been admitted to Kapiri Mission Hospital. Station Officer for… ...

136 people cured of TB in Mzimba South

Jan 17, 2022 Mike Kalumbi 0 &

Mzimba South has registered success in the fight against Tuberculosis as 136 out of 151 patients have been cured of the disease. According to Mzimba TB Clinical Associate Shadreck Mkupila, in 2020 they recorded 151… ...

CDEDI says anti-mandatory vaccination case has produced positive result

Jan 17, 2022 Martha Chikoti 0 &

The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) says although its application to the High Court on mandatory vaccination was dismissed, the application has borne fruits because the Ministry of Health has put on… ...

Phalombe Councillors demand removal of Human Resource Officer

Jan 17, 2022 Chikondi Magalasi 0 &

Councillors in Phalombe district have written to the Ministry of Local Government demanding removal of embattled Human Resource Officer, Malawi24 has established. According to the copy of the letter that this publication has seen, the… ...

Schools told to stop forcing students to buy uniforms, books from them

Jan 17, 2022 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

The Competition and Fair Trading Commission (CFTC) has told both private and government owned learning institutions to stop barring students from buying necessities such as uniforms and learning materials from other institutions. This is according… ...