Blue Eagles triumphs in netball tourney
The Blue Eagles have officially been declared the champions of the inaugural FDH Premier Netball League following the conclusion of the competition held at the KUHeS Sports Complex in Blantyre.
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Young girl dies in Kasungu accident
A 7-year-old girl named Joice Phiri has tragically passed away as a result of a road accident that occurred at the Mitekete trading center along the earth road of Kasungu National Park.
Delays irk Kalumo legal team
The legal representatives for former Immigration Chief, Brigadier General Charles Kalumo, have voiced their apprehension regarding the ongoing postponement in the decision concerning his bail application.
22 people die in Malawi floods
Heavy rains have wrought havoc in Malawi, claiming 22 lives and injuring 71 others.
Soul Food Sunday promises unbelievable treat to fun seekers
Blantyre residents, are anticipating a treat at the Soul Food Sunday show from this afternoon at Blues Bar and Grill.
27 prisoners pardoned in Malawi
President Peter Mutharika has granted clemency to 27 inmates as a gesture of compassion during the Eid and Easter festivities.
Fun continues on Beerland Festival radar
7 Arts Dance Studio has collaborated with Beerland Festival to introduce a unique silent disco and traditional dance workshop at the Lilongwe edition of the Festival, taking place at IJ’s Gardens on Saturday, March 28.
Malawian men are UNCIRCUMCISED
Unclean and unholy men are all over Malawi as authorities have said that 64 percent of men have not received medical circumcision.
Malawi floods: 13 people die as heavy rains continue
At least 13 people have lost their lives due to severe rainfall and flooding that impacted various regions of the country from March 15 to 18, 2026. In a statement issued by Wilson Moleni, the Commissioner for Disaster Management Affairs, the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) reported that 9,598 households have been affected, with…
RBM traces MK72 Billion in Amaryllis Hotel saga
The Reserve Bank of Malawi has disclosed that approximately K72.6 billion associated with the contentious Amarylis Hotel transaction has been identified, with a considerable amount already frozen or secured as investigations proceed.