Time to reap again
Politicians in Malawi give money and material things to voters and as days go closer to 2019 elections, that trend looks to continue. The campaign period will be an exciting time as free things such… ...
Month: September 2017 Posts
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… ...
Malawi heading for ‘One Party Rule’ in 2019
It is an interesting cycle. Just after twenty years from change, politics is going back to the starting point, yet again. This is a history that has to be emphasized because this is where the… ...
Police officer who stole at Bakili’s residence on remand
A police officer arrested last week for stealing motor vehicle parts at former President Bakili Muluzi’s residence has been put on remand. The police officer, Sergeant Osman B2965 who was attached to Muluzi’s residence at… ...
Malawi Police officer steals motor vehicle parts at Bakili Muluzi’s residence
Two days after police in Blantyre arrested a fellow officer for losing a gun at Ngolongoliwa's Paramount installation on Sunday, another officer has been nabbed for stealing motor vehicle parts at former president Bakili Muluzi's… ...
Mutharika condoles Muluzi over daughter’s death
President Peter Mutharika has sent condolences to former President Bakili Muluzi over the death of his daughter Esmie Muluzi Malisita who was struck by lightning in Blantyre. Malisita was struck by lightning together with her… ...
Terrible news: Bakili’s daughter Esmie and friend dead after lightning struck them
Sad news that Malawi24 is gathering is that lightning has killed the daughter to former President Bakili Muluzi, Esmie Muluzi Malisita and her friend Hazel Busily today in Blantyre. According to Chief of Staff in… ...
Malawi24 Lens: Malawians pay tributes to Gwanda Chakuamba
Thousands of Malawians on Wednesday and Thursday paid their last respects to veteran politician Gwanda Chakuamba at Comesa Hall in Blantyre where his body was lying in state for public viewing. Chakuamba died aged 82… ...
Bakili Muluzi’s corruption case adjourned again
The Blantyre high court has again on Wednesday, adjourned to next month the K1.7 billion corruption case involving the former Malawi president, Bakili Muluzi. Muluzi is being accused of squandering public funds during his era… ...
Bakili Muluzi’s corruption case: MK500 Million deducted
More funds keep on being deducted from the MK1.7 Billion corruption case involving ex Malawi President Bakili Muluzi and his ex assistant Lyness Whiskey with the latest one being MK500 Million. Earlier this year another MK100… ...
No Holds Barred! Taking stock of our 52 years of independence
This week, we commemorated our 52nd year of independence. It’s just as well that there was no celebration of any sort. Yes, there were a couple of really weird billboards painted in the colours of… ...
We need independence celebrations [Part one]
For the first time in the history of an independent Malawi, the government will not be leading people in celebrating the usual July 6 independence celebrations. Instead, there will only be national prayers. The reason… ...
Bakili condemns albino killings
Former president Bakili Muluzi has condemned the killings of people with albinism describing the acts as unjustifiable and unwelcome. In a statement, Muluzi said reports of the crimes against people with albinism which have been… ...
Bakili’s corruption case : Progress angers PP
The former ruling People's Party (PP) has expressed concern over the delay to conclude former president Bakili Muluzi's corruption case. Speaking to this publication, PP's publicist, Ken Msonda, said it is very worrisome that it… ...
Bakili Muluzi’s corruption case continues to stall
The MK1.7 Billion corruption case involving ex Malawi President Bakili MuluzI and his ex assistant Lyness Whiskey still has its progress unknown as on a day Justice Mclean Kamwambe was supposed to make a verdict on… ...
