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Mutharika slams Chakwera handling of Coronavirus, endorses vaccine

Jan 27, 2021 Lindiwe Sambalikagwa 0 &

Former President Peter Mutharika has faulted the Chakwera led administration over its handling of the coronavirus while at the same time offering that he will take the vaccine when it's available. In a report by… ...

Bweletsani katemela wa Covid, ndibayidwe ine – Mutharika

Jan 27, 2021 Lindiwe Sambalikagwa 0 &

Kaya muziti ndi wa satanic, kaya mwina muzinamizana kuti cholinga chake ndi choti athene abambo, a Mutharika azipeleka kuti iwo ndi okonzeka kukabayidwa katemela wa Covid akangofika ku Malawi kuno. Mtsogoleri opuma a Peter Mutharika… ...

Akweza ma koleji a APM aja

Jan 27, 2021 Lindiwe Sambalikagwa 1 &

Ife Tonse amene tinachita ngati mwayi wa ku yunivesite sunatipeze, ife aja a Mutharika anatikonzela ma koleji a tekiniko mmakwalalamu, boma la Tonse latipeza litilankhule. Lili ndi uthenga koma okhumudwitsa. Unduna wa za ntchito walengeza… ...

Malawi Govt stands firm on minibus seating capacity

Jan 27, 2021 Mwayi Mkandawire 0 &

Malawi Government has refused to bow down to pressure from minibus drivers who held protests on Tuesday demanding government to review its Coronavirus rules. The drivers closed roads, attacked fellow taxi drivers and motorcyclists and… ...

Coronavirus: Malawi’s cases surpass 20,000

Jan 27, 2021 Lindiwe Sambalikagwa 0 &

The total number of confirmed cases in Malawi has surpassed 20,000. Over 7,000 of the cases have recovered while 540 people have died. Currently, the country has 13,005 active cases following a sharp rise in… ...

Four children faint after Police fire teargas in residential area

Jan 26, 2021 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

By Synd Kalimbuka Four children fainted after police fired teargas in residential areas in Zomba during running battles between the police and minibus drivers. The minibus drivers were demonstrating against fuel hike and Coronavirus prevention… ...

Usi hopeful Malawi Tourism industry will thrive after Covid

Jan 26, 2021 Mike Kalumbi 0 &

Minister of Tourism and Culture Michael Usi says Malawi’s tourism industry has been hit hard by the second Coronavirus wave but it will be able to compete when the world opens up. Speaking in an… ...