Malawi’s Temwa Chawinga only African nominated for FIFA Women’s Best Player Award
Malawian womens football star Temwa Chawinga has been nominated for the 2025 FIFA Women’s Best Player award, the only African player on the list.
Malawian womens football star Temwa Chawinga has been nominated for the 2025 FIFA Women’s Best Player award, the only African player on the list.
Government has announced that this year’s Poppy Day commemoration will be held on November 9, 2025, with events in Lilongwe, Mzuzu, and Zomba.
Jimu Yuda, 29, was killed after being hit by a cargo train in Balaka district.
A 26-year-old man, Nickson Nkhoma from Kasungu district, has died in a crocodile attack while bathing in Lake Malawi on Likoma Island. Nkhoma had visited the island with a friend for business purposes. Police, with the help of the community, recovered the body, and a postmortem confirmed death by suffocation. Residents report that the same…
Two men, James Banda and Faleso Falemenga, have been arrested for posing as herbalists and stealing from women in Mbayani. They allegedly took phones and MK10,000 from Memory James and Funny John, who were heading to a prayer meeting. The suspects are in custody facing theft and impersonation charges.
A 21-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly killing a buffalo in Lengwe National Park, valued at K14 million, Malawi Data has learnt.
A bizarre incident has unfolded in Nkhotakota, where an owl was found in a house carrying two letters with a mysterious message. The letters, addressed to the elder’s wife, appeared to be from an unknown man seeking to reunite with her, citing no specific reasons. The situation escalated when the owl, seemingly mimicking human speech,…
Miriam Mtambo, a former presenter for Times Group, has revealed why she left the media house: Simple. It is because men wanted to take her to BED and make her a woman she is.
Thomas Kaumba, President of the Umodzi Party, has thrown his weight behind Kondwani Nankhumwa’s bid for the Speaker of Parliament position.
Malawi’s involvement in the European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDCTP) has led to significant contributions to the development of life-saving medicines and vaccines in Africa.