Namadingo available for Winter Fusion Show
The organizers of the Winter Weekend Fusion music festival have announced that headlining artist Patience Namadingo will be performing this weekend in Blantyre.
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Popular SDA Pastor Nkuziona dies!
Pastor Yolos Nkuziona, who was the Youth Director, of the South East Malawi Conference (Semc) of the Seventh-day Adventist Church has died at Blantyre Adventist Hospital following a brief illness
RSA returnees angry over ‘BAD PORRIDGE’
Malawian returnees fleeing xenophobic violence in South Africa sparked chaos at the Joyce Chitsulo Stadium in Mwanza after protests over delayed government transport allowances and substandard breakfast turned violent. The crowd’s frustration boiled over, resulting in clashes with humanitarian staff and damage to Malawi Red Cross Society property.
THROWBACK: Good sex kills Phalombe man
A 35-year-old man died in Phalombe district while having sex with a sex worker around these dates because the encounter was too sweet.
‘Education is key to success’- Fees raised in Malawi Universities
Public universities across Malawi have implemented a sweeping 100% tuition fee increase for generic undergraduate students, raising annual fees from K650,000 to K1.3 million.
Zinyero found dead!
A 48-year-old woman named Mary Zinyero has been found dead ,a day after going missing in Dowa District.
“I have doubts on the plane crash”- says Mary Chilima
Mary Chilima has voiced her disappointment regarding the results of the initial investigation into the plane crash on June 10, 2024, which resulted in the death of her husband, former Vice President Saulos Chilima, along with eight others.
Four arrested over K150 Million iron sheet theft in Lilongwe
Police in Lilongwe have arrested four men in connection with the theft of iron sheets worth K150 million from Kingsteel Malata in Area 47.
WhatsApp to let people chat without swapping phone numbers
WhatsApp is set to let people chat without having to reveal their phone number – by exchanging unique usernames instead.
Ramaphosa calls for SADC solidarity with Sudan, Middle East
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged peace in conflict-hit regions, saying SADC stands in solidarity with people affected by the wars in Sudan and the Middle East. He also voiced support for countries responding to an Ebola outbreak in parts of the region. Addressing the opening of the Virtual Extraordinary SADC Summit of Heads…