Russell Kondowe, Author at Malawi 24

Minister Mkaka accuses Dikshit of engineering his firing from FMB

Oct 09, 2020 3

Minister of Foreign Affairs Eisenhower Mkaka has accused his former boss Dheeraj Dikshit of engineering his removal from First Merchant Bank (now First Capital Bank- FCB ) because he was fighting for the rights of… ...

MASM told to apologise over handling of rape allegations

Oct 09, 2020 0

Malawians have demanded an apology from Medical Aid Society of Malawi (MASM) for its handling of rape allegations against one of the company's senior employees. The company’s Chief Commercial Officer Andrew Ngomwa has been accused… ...

Chakwera ditches mask in Tanzania

Oct 07, 2020 1

President Lazarus Chakwera did not wear a mask upon arrival in Tanzania on Wednesday and an epidemics expert says the Malawi leader should be quarantined when he returns to Malawi in accordance with his own… ...

Chakwera in Tanzania for second foreign trip in 2 days

Oct 07, 2020 1

Malawi President, Lazarus Chakwera, is in Tanzania, the second neighboring country he has visited this week. Chakwera on Tuesday was in Mozambiwue where he held talks with President Felipe Nyusi. In Tanzania, Chakwera will hold… ...

Let DPP members fight each other harder – CMD

Oct 06, 2020 0

Centre for Multiparty Democracy (CMD) says Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) members should fight each other harder because the wrangles will lead to stability in the party. CMD’s executive director, Kizito Tenthani made the remarks in… ...

Magistrate arrested for receiving bribes in three divorce cases

Oct 06, 2020 0

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has arrested His Worship Harry Ngulube of Chiseka Magistrate’s Court for receiving bribes from parties in three different divorce cases. According to ACB spokesperson Egrita Ndala, the bureau in January, 2019,… ...

World Bank chief agrees with Chakwera on debt relief

Oct 05, 2020 0

World Bank President David Malpass has agreed with Malawi President, Lazarus Chakwera, on the need for debt cancellation for developing countries due to the coronavirus pandemic. Malpass said up to 100 million people could be… ...