Month: June 2017 Posts

Malawi Govt. Congratulates itself for developing Malawi

Jun 04, 2017 Bright Malenga 3 &

Government has hailed President Peter Mutharika for developing Malawi despite operating without direct budgetary support since taking over power. In a statement issued by Minister of Information Nicholas Dausi to mark Mutharika’s third anniversary in… ...

Health workers ignoring public reforms

Jun 04, 2017 Bright Malenga 0 &

As President Peter Mutharika is eyeing reforms in the public sector, some civil servants are ignoring the reforms as witnessed by two health workers who have been arrested for stealing medical drugs at Zomba Central… ...

Mutharika makes fun of Kamlepo’s abduction

May 29, 2017 Bright Malenga 2 &

President Peter Mutharika on Sunday made fun of Rumphi East legislator Kamlepo Kalua’s abduction saying those who are still accusing him of shielding seven corrupt ministers should tie the ministers with ropes and drop them… ...

Councillors sabotaging Mutharika on city roads: awarding contracts to ‘friends and relatives’

May 29, 2017 Victoria Milanzi 2 &

President Peter has faulted corruption for the poor construction of city roads in the country. Speaking when he met religious leaders from various religions at Sanjika Palace in Blantyre on Friday, Mutharika said city council… ...

JB defends APM

May 29, 2017 Luke Bisani 1 &

They might be political enemies, but on Tanzania, Malawi lake wrangle former head of state Joyce Banda has supported President Peter Mutharika’s idea of taking the case to International Court of Justice (ICJ). Banda said… ...

Muslims urged to pray for Malawi during Ramadan

May 28, 2017 Bright Malenga 2 &

President Peter Mutharika and First Lady Gertrude Mutharika have asked Muslims in the country to use the holy month of Ramadhan to pray for the country. A statement released by State House and signed by… ...

Malata and cement subsidy benefiting the poor – Mutharika

May 28, 2017 Victoria Milanzi 1 &

President Peter Mutharika has said the malata and cement subsidy program will continue since it is benefiting poor Malawians. He said this during an audience with Blantyre and Zomba vendors at Sanjika Palace in Blantyre.… ...