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Ndau refuses to apologise for lying about Mutharika’s health

Oct 23, 2016 132

Government spokesperson Malison Ndau has insisted that he, together with presidential press secretary Mgeme Kalirani, will not apologise to Malawians on behalf of government for misleading the nation on the health status of President Peter… ...

Presidential advisors asked to step down

Oct 20, 2016 32

Professor John Chisi of Umodzi Party has called for the resignation of President Peter Mutharika's advisors saying they are misleading the president to make wrong decisions. In an interview, Chisi said he has made the… ...

Weak opposition allowing DPP to oppress Malawians – Kapito

Oct 19, 2016 78

...Chakwera slammed for ‘dormancy’ Activist John Kapito has blamed weak opposition parties for allowing the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) government to rule the country with impunity. Speaking to the local media, Kapito who is also… ...

Dan Lu in contract wrangle with South African promoter

Oct 16, 2016 31

...Composes song in protest Musician Dan Lu is embroiled in a fight with his South African based music promoter Sisqo who is accusing the musician of breaking agreements in the contract he signed with Sisqo… ...

Teachers warned against beating learners

Oct 14, 2016 130

The Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC) has warned teachers across the country against violating the rights of learners in the country’s primary schools. This was said on Wednesday at Nsundwe Primary School where MHRC met… ...

Blantyre residents asked to help reduce mosquito population

Oct 14, 2016 3

The Blantyre City Council (BCC) has advised residents to take part in reducing the high population of mosquitos in the city. Speaking at a press briefing in Blantyre, director of health services at the council… ...

We are faring well without suspended members – MCP

Oct 09, 2016 31

Malawi Congress Party (MCP) says the suspension of some of its members is not affecting the party in any way since everything is working well in the party. Speaking to the media, deputy secretary general… ...