Mutharika caught lying
President Peter Mutharika misinformed Malawians when he said that the energy sector was neglected for 50 years before he was elected, it has been revealed. When he opened Parliament on Friday, Mutharika said Malawi did… ...
Month: November 2017 Posts
I am doing what Malawi could not do in fifty years – Mutharika
Malawi president, Peter Mutharika, has said he is making Malawi do what the country failed to do under previous leaders, including his brother Bingu wa Mutharika and Kamuzu Banda. The president was referring to previous… ...
Mzimba accident death toll hits 21
…. Funeral service held for 19 soldiers The death toll from Thursday’s road accident involving Malawi Defence Force (MDF) soldiers has reached 21. The accident occurred at Mapanjira in Mzimba and 19 soldiers were confirmed… ...
Govt to support MDF accident victims, bereaved families
President Peter Mutharika and the First Lady Gertrude Mutharika have expressed deep sadness following the death of 18 Malawi Defence Force (MDF) cadets and soldiers in a road accident in Mzimba on Thursday. This is… ...
Wandale arrested
Police in Lilongwe on Sunday arrested leader of People’s Land Organisation (PLO) Vincent Wandale. According to reports, Wandale has been charged with spreading false rumours and is under police custody at Area 3 Police Station.… ...
I am the only president in Malawi – Mutharika
President Peter Mutharika has warned People’s Land Organisation (PLO) leader Vincent Wandale against causing anarchy saying he is the only president in Malawi. Mutharika said this Saturday during the 10th Mulhakho wa Alhomwe festival which… ...
Mutharika not happy with Ngolongoliwa
President Peter Mutharika was not happy with Paramount Chief Ngolongoliwa of the Lhomwe following a downpour at the Mulhako wa Alhomwe Festival. The Lhomwes were holding their big feast this afternoon in Mulanje but many… ...
US extends travel warning to Zomba, Blantyre
The United States Embassy in Malawi has advised its citizens in Malawi to avoid traveling to Blantyre and Zomba districts following violence over reports of blood sucking. The Embassy in September advised US citizens not… ...
Do not be afraid of blood suckers, Mutharika tells Malawians
Malawi President, Peter Mutharika, has told Malawians living in areas affected by blood sucking rumours that they should not be afraid. President Mutharika was speaking this on Friday at Mulanje Secondary School in Mulanje where… ...
Media body wants DPP supporters barred from Mutharika’s press briefings
Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Malawi Chapter has asked government to start barring ruling party supporters from attending presidential press briefings. MISA Malawi chairperson Teresa Ndanga made the plea during commemoration of International Right… ...
Mutharika questioned over citizenship: commentator alleges he still keeps US green card
The allegiance of President Peter Mutharika to Malawi has come under scrutiny again. Mutharika is yet to return home from the United States of America leading to questions over his extended his stay. The president… ...
Mutharika meets Mugabe
President Peter Mutharika has commended the relationship between Malawi and Zimbabwe. Mutharika made the appreciation when he met Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe at the 72nd season UNGA in New York, United States. In his remarks… ...
APM preaches peace
President Peter Mutharika has urged Malawians to be peaceful and loving to each other if the country is to make progress. Mutharika made the call at Kamuzu International Airport when he was departing for United… ...
Mutharika economics bearing fruits on paper
The economic policies of the Peter Mutharika led government seem to be bearing fruits on paper. Currently, there has been a 13.5 percent drop to Malawi’s inflation over the past year, government says. According to… ...
Buy Malawi Campaign yielding low
The call to persuade Malawians to embrace locally produced products is proving to be less effective with a majority of the citizenry opting for imported goods. Buy Malawi campaign was launched last year by President… ...
