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Cholera kills one in Blantyre

Matilda KhemboFebruary 3, 2026February 3, 202601 mins

One individual has succumbed to cholera in Blantyre authorities say.

‘Its a sin to enlarge private parts’-Malawian Sheikh confirms

Vincent ValaniFebruary 3, 2026February 3, 202601 mins

Enlarging or adding any extensions to private areas is a sin. Malawi Sheik Muhammad Silika says as much. He claims that doing so betrays Allah. Such behaviors, according to him, demonstrate a lack of gratitude for Allah’s size. Yasin Limu, a TV Islam journalist, shared Silika’s opinion on Facebook.
It seems sense, according to Silika, that these individuals are typically afflicted with cancer. Additionally, he claims that it causes electoral dysfunction. Many businesses in Malawi promote herbal remedies that are supposed to improve enlargement of private areas. Advertisements are displayed in newspapers, radio, and on the streets.

Eighty kidnapped Nigerians return home after escape

Staff WriterFebruary 3, 202601 mins

Dozens of worshippers kidnapped by gunmen in Nigeria’s northern Kaduna state have returned home weeks after their abduction, police have confirmed.

Mtumbuka earns endorsement by Rumphi Central youths

Matilda KhemboFebruary 3, 2026February 3, 202602 mins

Rumphi Youth Endorse Dr. Matthews MtumbukaYouth leaders from various youth clubs in Rumphi Central Constituency have endorsed Dr. Matthews Mtumbuka as a suitable candidate for the Member of Parliament seat ahead of the March 17 by-election.

Nigerian hospital refutes claims of anti-venom shortage in musician’s death

Staff WriterFebruary 3, 2026February 3, 202603 mins

The Federal Medical Centre ,FMC, Abuja, has dismissed claims circulating on social media that anti-snake venom was unavailable in its facility during the treatment of late Ms. Ifunanya Lucy Nwagene, a fast-rising musician who died following a snake bite on Saturday. In a press statement issued on Sunday, the hospital clarified the circumstances surrounding the…