Lindiwe Sambalikagwa, Author at Malawi 24

Malawi records 227 new COVID-19 cases

Jan 06, 2021 0

Malawi has recorded 227 new Coronavirus cases and the Presidential Taskforce on Coronavirus says there might be a lot more undetected active cases within the communities. Chairperson of the taskforce said today that 212 of… ...

Tonse youth warned against castigating Chakwera on social media

Jan 06, 2021 0

A presidential advisor has advised youth in the Tonse Alliance against castigating President Lazarus Chakwera on social media, saying they should be booking appointments with the Malawi leader to raise their concerns. Ephraim Chivunde who… ...

Coronavirus: Malawi records 175 new cases, three new deaths

Jan 06, 2021 0

On Tuesday the presidential Taskforce on Coronavirus announced 175 new COVID-19 cases, 35 new recoveries and three new deaths. The new deaths are 56-year-old male and 45-year-old male from Blantyre and a 69-year-old female from… ...

Malawi police on a killing spree: University student shot at ten times, 2 killed in Thyolo

Jan 05, 2021 0

In a space of one week, the Malawi Police have been forced to release reports dismissing as untrue reports of them shooting at suspects in which two people died while another is battling for life… ...

Coronavirus: 91 new cases, one new death recorded

Jan 05, 2021 0

Malawi on Monday registered 91 new COVID-19 cases, three new recoveries and one new death. The new death is a 57-year-old male from Lilongwe District. Out of the new cases, 87 are locally transmitted infections,… ...

225, 387 learners pass Malawi PSLCE exams, 38 percent selected to secondary schools

Jan 04, 2021 0

The Ministry of Education has announced the Primary School Leaving Certificate of Education (PSLCE) exam results which shows that out of 277, 007 candidates, 225, 387 have passed representing 81.37 percent pass rate, the highest… ...

National IDs begin to expire: Citizens required to pay K2,500 for renewal

Jan 04, 2021 1

National Identity (IDs) Cards which were issued in 2016 have started to expire this year and citizens will be required to pay K2,500 for ID renewal. The National Registration Bureau has issued a statement saying… ...