Month: January 2022 Posts

Sitikudziwa kuti musiya kukhala mu mdima liti – yatelo EGENCO

Jan 27, 2022 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

Kampani yopanga magetsi mdziko muno ya Electricity Generation Company (EGENCO) yati siikudziwa kuti vuto lakuzimazima kwa magetsi, lomwe layamba kaamba ka mvula yamphamvu, litha liti. Nkhaniyi ikutsatira kuzimitsidwa kwa makina m ’malo ena opangira magetsi… ...

Fuel prices to go up in Malawi

Jan 27, 2022 Chisomo Phiri 0 &

The Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) has revealed that it is planning to increase fuel prices in the country due to an increase in fuel transportation costs and depreciation of Kwacha against United States Dollar.… ...

Zimbabwean man, Indian national deported from Malawi

Jan 27, 2022 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

The Department of Immigration and Citizenship Services in Lilongwe has deported an Indian national and a Zimbabwean man for violating Malawi immigration laws. This is according to Inspector Pasqually Zulu, central region immigration spokesperson, who… ...

Chakwera appoints 12 cabinet ministers

Jan 27, 2022 Chisomo Phiri 0 &

President Lazarus Chakwera has appointed 12 cabinet ministers, including Sam Dalitso Kawale and Mark Katsonga Phiri as Ministers of Lands and Trade and Industry respectively.   The president has also promoted former deputy ministers Vera… ...

DPP wants cabinet to have less than 20 members

Jan 26, 2022 Martha Chikoti 0 &

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has asked President Lazarus Chakwera to reduce the size of his cabinet from 31 members to less than 20, including the president and his vice president. The party's Spokesperson Shadreck… ...

Chisale loses challenge against preservation order

Jan 26, 2022 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

Former presidential bodyguard Norman Chisale has lost a case in which he was challenging the preservation order for his property worth over K3 billion. The High Court in Blantyre, sitting as a Constitutional Court, has… ...

Escom spends K26 million buying envelopes  

Jan 26, 2022 Russell Kondowe 0 &

Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (Escom) spent K26 million on envelopes to be used for the next 22 years. The purchase of the envelopes is one of questionable procurements which saw the electricity supply company… ...