Malawi records 853 new cases
Malawi on Tuesday recorded the highest number of confirmed daily cases since the pandemic began with 853 new cases recorded. The number of admissions has also hit 195, the highest since the pandemic began. On… ...
Month: January 2021 Posts
Nankhumwa urges Govt to reduce fuel prices, scale up cash transfer
Leader of Opposition Kondwani Nankhumwa has urged Government to scale up cash transfer programme and reduce fuel prices to help cushion the suffering of Malawians due to rise in Covid-19 infections. He said this today… ...
Malawi Super League suspended as Coronavirus continues to trouble football
The 2020/21 TNM Super League season has been suspended until February at the earliest due to the new gazzeted rules which have restricted any public gathering to just 50 people. On Sunday, State President… ...
Coronavirus: 557 new cases recorded in Malawi
Malawi on Monday registered 557 new COVID-19 cases, 44 new recoveries and seven new deaths. Two of the new deaths are from Zomba, and one each from Balaka, Blantyre, Lilongwe, Nkhata Bay, and Mangochi districts.… ...
Chakwera m’busa wabodza
...anama kuti ndalama zaboma zinathandiza amalawi kuthawa Covid ku Joweni A Malawi omwe anavotera mtsogoleri Lazarus Chakwera chaka chathachi awuzidwa ndi mtsogolerIyu kuti anachalira vimadzi vamphusi chifukwa iwo sali pano kukwaniritsa lonjezano lomwe ananena. Ena… ...
Malawians in fundraising drive for Coronavirus supplies
Malawian writer and activist Onjezani Kenani is leading a fundraising initiative which has so far raised over K18 million to be used for procurement of Coronavirus supplies. The money will be used for purchasing oxygen,… ...
13 bar owners arrested in Lilongwe for not observing Covid measures
By Topson Banda Police at Kawale in Lilongwe have arrested 13 bar owners who were not complying with the operating time limit for bars introduced by authorities as one way of preventing the spread of… ...
Chakwera caught pants down
Malawi president Lazarus Chakwera has been caught with pants down. Chakwera told the nation yesterday that K535 million out of K6.5 billion Covid-19 funds were used to repatriate Malawians from South Africa. The Malawi leader… ...
Chakwera lauded over Covid-19 speech: Malawi registers over 100 thousand suspected cases
Malawi President has been lauded by commentators on social media over measures taken to curtail the spread of Covid-19 in the speech made last night with over 12 thousand cases confirmed in the country. Chakwera… ...
Malawi leader admits abandoning campaign promises
President Lazarus Chakwera has admitted that he has abandoned his campaign promises, saying the promises were made in conditions that no longer hold. Chakwera made the admission in his national address on Sunday following a… ...
Iwalani za malonjezo a campaign, sitima yakumana ndi Namondwe – Chakwera
Kodi mukudikila ntchito 1 miliyoni, kutsitsa mtengo kwa passport, ngongole za achinyamata ndi amayi kufika pa 15 billion, kapena kulumikiza madzi ndi magetsi ulere? Mukudikila madzi a mphutsi, sizitheka zimenezo. Mtsogoleri wa dziko lino a… ...
MSCE Exams to proceed
The Malawi government through the ministry of education has announced that the on-going Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) Examinations will continue as planned. The announcement follows the Presidential address on Sunday, January, 17, 2021,… ...
Schools closed in Malawi over Coronavirus
President Lazarus Chakwera has ordered the closure of all schools in the country for three weeks as Coronavirus cases continue to rise in the country with over 5,000 cases recorded this month. Chakwera has announced… ...
Chiphiko says Gaffar is dead
Malawi Congress Party (MCP) member and former legislator Rhino Chiphiko has apologized for claiming that Minister of Mining Rashid Gaffar has died purportedly of Covid-19. "Minister on Mining, Rashy Gaffar no more. Dziko lavuta" Chiphiko… ...
Covid-19 vaccine to undergo approval process in Malawi
Ministry of Health says Covid-19 vaccine will undergo normal approval process in Malawi to ensure safety to recipients. Secretary of Health Dr Charles Mwansambo said this in a statement dated January 15. There have been… ...
