Malawi President taking a third private trip to RSA
Malawi President Peter Mutharika is expected to travel to South Africa this afternoon on a private trip, a third one in nature since his elections triumph last year.
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Man jailed for 60 years for rape and theft
The High Court in Lilongwe has sentenced 26-year-old Chisomo Harold to 60 years of hard labour for rape and and robbery.
Former MR. Malawi killed in South Africa shootings
Former Mr. Malawi, Tadeyo ‘Athidy’ Banda famed for weightlifting has been killed way Johannesburg, South Africa, after a shooting incident yesterday that resulted in 12 fatalities.
Former Malawi deputy Speaker of Parliament dies
Former Member of Parliament for Ntcheu Central Constituency and First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Jones Chingola, has passed away today at Kamuzu Central Hospital in Lilongwe following a prolonged illness.
Man fined for running fake clinic
The Chikwawa First Grade Magistrate’s Court convicted Francis Kagone (30) yesterday, imposing a fine of K700,000 for operating an unlicensed clinic in the district.
Malawi forced to a draw against Ethiopia
The Malawi National Football Team played to a 1-1 draw against Ethiopia in a friendly match held at Dire Dawa Stadium in Ethiopia.
Mkwapukwapu kills libidous mechanic
A 30 year old Malawian mechanic identified as Blessings Nkhuwa has died at a lodge in Lilongwe, after reportedly taking tablets thought to enhance sexual performance on his girlfriend.
Teachers arrested for helping cheating in STD 8 exams
Police in Mponela, Dowa have arrested two primary school educators for allegedly supplying answered examination scripts to students currently taking their Primary School Leaving Certificate Examinations.
Man tames whole family and his own’s life
A 36-year-old man named Pilirani Lunguzi from Thyolo has reportedly taken the life of his wife, Zinenani Leonard, aged 22, along with their one-year-old daughter, before ending his own life by ingesting a toxic substance known locally as ‘Lindimu’.
Home at last:150 Malawians back home
Approximately 150 Malawians escaping xenophobic violence in South Africa are set to arrive today, having been unable to return home last night due to transportation difficulties encountered during their trip.