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Inability to select 140,440 learners to secondary schools is a tragedy, says Oxfam

Jan 06, 2021 Mwayi Mkandawire 0 &

Oxfam Malawi says it is a tragedy and a recipe for poverty that the Ministry of Education is unable to select 140,440 learners to secondary schools despite the learners passing the Primary School Leaving Certificate… ...

Teacher arrested for child sexual abuse in Nsanje

Jan 06, 2021 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

Police in Nsanje have arrested a Primary School teacher at Makoka School for allegedly raping a 15-year-old Standard 7 pupil on New Year’s Day. The suspect has been identified as Seda Bonzo. According to Nsanje… ...

Msungama rejects hair transplant claims

Jan 06, 2021 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

Minister of Sports Ulemu Msungama, who used taxpayers’ money to travel to India for a knee surgery but was pictured with a bandage on his head, has claimed that he did not have a hair… ...

Coronavirus: Malawi records 175 new cases, three new deaths

Jan 06, 2021 Lindiwe Sambalikagwa 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… ...

Mzuni Lecturer arrested for raping domestic worker

Jan 05, 2021 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

A lecturer at Mzuzu University, James Gondwe aged 46, has been arrested for raping his 20-year-old domestic worker. According to Mzuzu Police spokesperson Paul Tembo, the victim was employed as a domestic worker by the… ...

Three arrested for killing theft suspect in Kawale

Jan 05, 2021 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

By Topson Banda. Police at Kawale in Lilongwe have arrested three suspects in connection to the murder of a theft suspect which was committed in April last year. The murder suspects have been identified as… ...

Chilima told to turn state residences as Covid-19 isolation centres as promised

Jan 05, 2021 Russell Kondowe 1 &

Malawians have demanded Vice President Saulos Chilima to turn state residences into isolation centres following a spike in active Coronavirus cases. As of January 4, Malawi had 33 admitted cases: 14 at Queen Elizabeth Central… ...