Police in Malawi capital Lilongwe have arrested prophetess Zelesi Divason, 40, and three disciples for allegedly keeping a man with mental health challenges captive. The prophetess had claimed the man was resurrected from the dead, resembling a woman’s son who was murdered in 2023. However, it was discovered that the man was actually a 27-year-old…
A heated debate has erupted in the Malawian music scene after musician Driemo publicly slammed fellow artist Rashley, claiming he had lost popularity due to a presumable sex scandal four years ago.
Musician Driemo has controversially attributed fellow artist Rashley’s ongoing challenges in the industry to a sex scandal that emerged in 2021. He says Rashely failed to keep his private parts private.
Driemo, has since highlighted the importance of discipline among artists.
He says that the leaked video of Rashley enjoying intimate moments with a woman demonstrates a serious lapse in judgment and personal restraint.
The controversial footage, which has since circulated widely across social media and pornographic websites, raised eyebrows and questions about Rashley’s professionalism.
“Malawians have a low tolerance for public blunders. Once you’ve faltered, it’s a long road to redemption in this industry,” he said.
Rashley’s video, which went viral shortly after its release, has left many questioning his future in music.
Meanwhile Rashley has announced that he will address the matter directly in a statement scheduled to be released tonight.
Four people have died when a hippopotamus hit a canoe on the Shire River, in Chikwawa district.
Facebook users have stormed state owned broadcaster MBC page where they are dressing down comedian Chisi who is asking Vice President Michael Usi to stop attacking the government machinery.
A 35-year-old man, John Simbeye, is in police custody for allegedly stabbing Chindikani Mtambo to death in Chitipa District.
Former President and People’s Party (PP) leader Joyce Banda escaped injury after her convoy was hit by another vehicle which had in it a Malawi flag.
Police in Nsanje have arrested two people, Halu Sheha Mpondanguwo, and Lucy Swali, for allegedly possessing 682.5 liters of fuel without a permit.
Malawi’s public hospitals are facing a severe shortage of tuberculosis (TB) medicine, leaving thousands of patients without access to treatment.
