November 2022

Airtel defends hike: It’s due to rising cost of doing business in Malawi

Nov 04, 2022 Lyonike Mughogho 0 &

Mobile network operator Airtel Malawi has justified the recent price adjustment of its bundles. According to the company, the hike is due to rising cost of doing business in Malawi, as a result of the… ...

Kanye West says he won’t speak, drink or have sex for a month

Nov 04, 2022 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

By Sopani Ng'ambi Musician Kanye West — also known as Ye — says he will not speak, take alcohol, watch adult films or have sex for a month, as he is going on a “30-day… ...

Oxfam says sexual and reproductive messages crucial for reducing teen pregnancies

Nov 04, 2022 Macdonald Kaleso 0 &

Oxfam says increased access to sexual and reproductive health messages as well as uptake of reproductive health commodities is crucial in curbing the prevalence of teenage pregnancies and early marriages among the youths in the… ...

NCIC sensitises stakeholders on digital registration system

Nov 04, 2022 Martha Chikoti 0 &

National Construction Industry Council (NCIC) engaged its stakeholders on Wednesday in Lilongwe to sensitise them about the council’s electronic registration system. Speaking with Malawi24, Constructors Training and Research Experts at NCIC Nema Kadaluka said that… ...

Woman allegedly kills two-year-old daughter

Nov 04, 2022 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

A 22-year-old woman identified as Chikondi Chinyama has been arrested in Dowa for allegedly killing her two year-old daughter. Dowa Police Spokesperson Gladson M'bumpha has confirmed about the arrest of the women. He said the… ...

Chilima buys poppy flower at K 1.5 million

Nov 04, 2022 Malawi News Agency (MANA) 0 &

Vice President Saulos Chilima yesterday bought a poppy flower at K1.5 million as part of assisting soldiers who fought in world wars. Chairperson for the Veteran and Ex-service League of Malawi (VELOM), Gen. Henry Odillo… ...

Chakwera faulted for defending Buluma, Kachaje

Nov 04, 2022 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

President Lazarus Chakwera's administration has been faulted for defying Ombudsman's directives to remove Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) Chief Executive Officer Henry Kachaje and National Oil Company (Nocma) deputy chief executive officer Helen Buluma from… ...