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Big Bullets now places player’s welfare at heart

Nov 27, 2015 Lackson Kanyoza 15 &

Malawi league leaders Big Bullets chairman Sam Chilunga has revealed that player’s welfare will be the first priority under his administration. Speaking during yesterday’s Game Plan program on Zodiak TV, Chilunga disclosed that all Bullets… ...

Blantyre Water Board hailed

Nov 27, 2015 Timothy Kachedwa 4 &

Malawi's top utility board Blantyre Water Board (BWB) has been commended for reducing water shortages in the city of Blantyre. BWB has for the past few months been falling to supply water to the people… ...

ACB faces stumbling block in finalizing five cashgate cases

Nov 27, 2015 Lyonike Mughogho 22 &

The Malawi Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has given a reason for their delay in concluding investigations of corruption cases involving five local companies. The body has, since the revelations about massive looting and plundering of public… ...

Armed robbers raid Goal Malawi in Nsanje

Nov 26, 2015 Geoffrey Banda 43 &

Heavily armed robbers invaded Goal Malawi offices in Nsanje district on Wednesday night and went away with 3 million Kwacha cash and some office equipment. The equipment taken away include computers worth millions of Kwacha.… ...

Flames parted on the back

Nov 26, 2015 Lackson Kanyoza 87 &

The Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has saluted the Malawi national team for reaching the quarterfinals of the Cecafa championship in Ethiopia. The Flames yesterday thrashed Djibouti 3-0 to register two wins out of two… ...

Sulom calms Nomads storm

Nov 26, 2015 Andrew Cane Chilapondwa 32 &

Super League of Malawi (Sulom) has resolved the leadership impasse at Lali Lubani after they held a meeting with the team's board of trustees. The impasse started when some section of Nomads supporters resolved to… ...

Govt denies forcing Lindera detainees to make own travel arrangements

Nov 26, 2015 Victoria Milanzi 174 &

The Malawi Government through the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) has denied reports that it is forcing Malawians who are being kept at Lindera camp in South Africa to make their own travel arrangements.… ...