Judiciary support staff strike worries MLS
As Judiciary staff are in their fifth day of striking, the Malawi Law Society (MLS) has expressed worry over the strike arguing justice is being denied to people in the country. In a statement signed… ...
Politics Posts
Dowa Hospital faces closure
The Medical Council of Malawi (MCM) has warned that it will close Dowa district hospital for failing to provide the recommended hygienic environment to patients. A visit by MCM to the hospital a fortnight ago… ...
White volunteer caught in racism web in Malawi: calls a child “little bitch”
A storm has been raised by a white volunteer, Callum Skinner, over distasteful comments he made on Malawian children on social media. According to information Malawi24 has, Skinner and his colleagues are in Malawi as… ...
There are no jobs for you – Mutharika tells Community College graduates
President Peter Mutharika has told graduating students of the technical colleges to start their own businesses as there are no jobs for them. Mutharika said the students have to make use of the skills that… ...
DPP in trouble over blue night…CSOs threaten action
Legal expert Justin Dzonzi has faulted the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) for demanding city councils to contribute towards its blue night dinner and dance fundraising event in Lilongwe. This follows reports that DPP approached… ...
Expert dismisses fears of Malawi carnivorous butterfly
In Malawi this could be the first time to have carnivorous butterfly hence fears that the insect kills humans but an entomologist has dismissed the fears arguing the butterfly is a predator of other insects.… ...
Even Shanil Muluzi liked Mlaka Maliro
You can never question the legendary status of Mlaka Maliro. He noticeably started his career with Zembani Band, growing under the wings of Lucius Banda. By the time he was joining the band in 1998,… ...
Malawi music deserted President Muluzi.
The Constitution was clear: President has to serve maximum of two consecutive five year terms in office. After coming into power with the promise of democracy, President Muluzi Bakili intentionally started abandoning the covenant. Memories… ...
K13 million for Malawi environmental journalists’ AGM
The Association of Environmental Journalists in Malawi (AEJM) has disclosed plans to have its Annual General Meeting (AGM) during the last quarter of this year with the budget pegged at K13 million. AEJM president Mathews… ...
Malawi opposition gives Mutharika to-do list
Opposition parties in Malawi have faulted the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) government under President Peter Mutharika for neglecting the manufacturing sector in the country and have since told the president the things he should do… ...
Bushiri snubs DEPECO
Leader of Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has snubbed a call to join the newly formed Democratic People’s Congress (DEPECO). This comes after DEPECO acting President Chris Daza disclosed to have approached the… ...
JB to be extradited
The office of Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) has said it will start the extradition process for former Malawi President Joyce Banda so that she should be prosecuted in Malawi over her role in the… ...
Ndine okonzeka kunjatwa – atelo Mayi JB
Mtsogoleri opuma wa dziko lino Mayi Joyce Banda amene dzulo Apolisi aulula kuti aupeza unyolo wa msinkhu wawo ati iwo sakunjenjemela ndipo ndi okonzeka kuuvala unyolowo. Malinga ndi Bambo Andekuche Chanthunya amene amalankhulila mayi Banda,… ...
Revealed: DPP wanted Mzuzu City Council to contribute towards blue night
The Mzuzu City Council (MCC) has disclosed that Malawi's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) wanted the Council to contribute towards the party's blue night dinner. In an interview in which the Council trashed claims that… ...
More arrests expected in embassies fraud
There could be more arrests of public officers as the National Audit Office (NAO) has completed probing Malawi’s embassies following reports of fraud. President Peter Mutharika ordered for a probe in all Malawian embassies following… ...
