Month: July 2022 Posts

Man sentenced to 21 years in prison for raping 5 year old stepdaughter

Jul 02, 2022 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

The Zomba Senior Resident Magistrate Court has sentenced 45-year-old Tiyesi Makala to 21 years imprisonment with hard labour for raping his five-year-old stepdaughter. Zomba Police Station Publicist, Patricia Sipiliano, said Makala raped the child on… ...

FAM refuses to open Zomba Stadium on July 31

Jun 29, 2022 Raphael Likaka 0 &

Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has refused to certify Zomba Stadium fit for use after observing that the sport facility need to be improved in several areas. FAM's Casper Jangale said the stadium is not… ...

Zomba Council holds aerobics for staff to ensure physical fitness, fight stress

Jun 26, 2022 Raphael Likaka 0 &

District Sports Officer for Zomba Council, Sophie Mzunga, has appealed to council staff and people from other sectors to actively participate in aerobics saying this ensures physically fit and stress-free human personnel. Mzunga made the… ...

Zomba Catholic women commended for active participation in church work

Jun 26, 2022 Raphael Likaka 1 &

Old Mutual Malawi Chief Executive Officer Edith Jiya has hailed Catholic Women Organisation (CWO) in the Zomba Diocese for taking active role in various church development projects within the diocese. Jiya commended the Catholic Women… ...

Zomba to host national commemoration of the Day of African Child

Jun 25, 2022 Raphael Likaka 0 &

Ndaona (L) The national commemoration of the Day of African Child will be held on June 30 at Nsondole Primary School ground in Traditional Authority Kuntumanji in Zomba under the theme: 'Eliminating Harmful Practices Affecting… ...

Masaula-Chingale Community loses trust in Police

Jun 22, 2022 Raphael Likaka 0 &

People at Masaula in Zomba Chingale have said they will close Masaula  Police Unit if Zomba Police Station fails to transfer police officers who have been accused of corruption and neglecting their duties. Speaking to… ...

Malosa Secondary School procures K10 million generator to deal with blackouts

Jun 20, 2022 Raphael Likaka 1 &

Malosa Anglican Secondary School has bought a generator worth K10,000,000 to mitigate the impact of electricity blackouts that affect students' evening studies. Anglican Diocese of the Upper Shire (,ADUS) Education Secretary, Rev. Canon, Emmanuel Polycarp… ...