The Industrial Relations Court (IRC) has ordered the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) to pay former Flames coach Patrick Mabedi MK53 Million as compensation for his wrongful firing as mentor of the team.
In Lilongwe, a 36-year-old man with albinism, Chipiliro Laston, has been found dead in a shallow grave with some body parts missing, police say, with a suspect arrested so far.
The Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (ADMARC) has stated that it has not yet received government funding to begin purchasing agricultural products like maize.
CDH Investment Bank has contributed K10 million to the Companies Registrations and Intellectual Property Centre (CRIPC) to aid in the official inauguration of the institution as it shifts from the Department of Registrar General to a specialized agency.
The Arsenal Victory Parade in Lilongwe, which was set for Saturday, May 30, has been canceled after organizers been informed that police officers would be occupied with other responsibilities that day.
The Department of Immigration reports that the daily applications for new passports from Malawians have surged to 1,300, up from more than 300.
Police in Salima have finally arrested a 32-year-old educator, Dunken Phiri, who had been on the run for several weeks due to accusations of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old student.
A meeting between the Parliamentary Public Appointments Committee (Pac) and the board of the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation regarding the recruitment process for the position of director general has been postponed to Saturday in Salima.
Malawi’s Vice President Jane Ansah should have faced an attack by now, but divine intervention spared her from a drone.
High Court Judge Howard Pemba has ruled that private practice attorney and corruption whistleblower Alexious Kamangila must pay damages to High Court Judge Kenan Manda in a defamation lawsuit that dates back to October 2024.
