Balaka woman escapes jail for holding a gun
The Balaka First Grade Magistrate’s Court has found Rhoda Amos, a 55-year-old woman, guilty and sentenced her for possessing a firearm without the necessary permit or license.
The Balaka First Grade Magistrate’s Court has found Rhoda Amos, a 55-year-old woman, guilty and sentenced her for possessing a firearm without the necessary permit or license.
A 16-year-old Standard 7 student at Mulanje Mission Primary School, Mathews Masamba, tragically drowned in the Likhubula River while being chased by a farmer from a sugarcane farm.
Three ex-senior government officials have been charged with abuse of office, fraud, and money laundering in connection with contracts awarded to East Bridge for fertilizer, soya beans, and tobacco.
A 2-year-old girl, known as Grace Makano, has died after being struck by a lorry in Chiphaso, Kasungu.
President Peter Mutharika has urged Malawians of all faiths to engage in prayer for favorable rainfall, as certain regions of the country are facing extended dry spells that jeopardize this year’s agricultural yield.
Esau Kanyenda, the legendary Malawian footballer, will be laid to rest today in the United Kingdom.
Aspiring Member of Parliament for Rumphi Central Constituency, Dr Matthews Mtumbuka, has expressed sympathy with residents of Betere following heavy rainfall that damaged 32 hectares of crop fields and affected 86 households.
One individual has succumbed to cholera in Blantyre authorities say.
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.
Dozens of worshippers kidnapped by gunmen in Nigeria’s northern Kaduna state have returned home weeks after their abduction, police have confirmed.