Govt justifies public university fees hike
Government has assured Malawians that no eligible student will be denied access to higher education despite the increase in public university tuition fees.
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Crook arrested for rape
Police have arrested a 25-year-old man accused of posing as a forestry officer before allegedly raping a woman at Chiyenga Forest Reserve in Mzimba.
Global news: 1000 days on now after Gaza war
As the war in Gaza reached its 1,000th day, more than 21,500 children, including 1,022 infants, have been killed since fighting began on 7 October 2023, according to the Gaza Government Media Office.
Iran starts weeklong mourning for Ali Khamenei
Iran has begun a week-long period of mourning and funeral ceremonies for former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, with the official events starting in the capital, Tehran.
NRB intensifies children registry
Children under the age of 16 in Mzimba North, Mzuzu City, Lilongwe City, and Lilongwe Rural West will be able to register for birth certificates from July 8.
No more: Skyway University de-registered
The National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) has deregistered Skyway University, prompting the institution to suspend classes from July 7 until further notice.
Malawi earns lifeline in HIV/AIDS fight
United States Ambassador to Malawi Jonathan Fisher has said Malawi is among the first 10 countries in the world selected to receive support for the rollout of Lenacapavir.
Tanzanians arrested in Malawi over 1 Billion Kwacha possession
Police in Rumphi have arrested two Tanzanian nationals after allegedly finding them with more than US$1.1 million (Over 1 Billion Malawi Kwacha) in cash hidden in their vehicle during a roadblock operation.
South Africa tightens security ahead of June 30 deadline
The South African government has stepped up security measures ahead of the June 30 deadline set by anti-migrant groups demanding that undocumented foreign nationals leave the country.
Mary Chilima on plane crash witness list today
Mary Chilima, the spouse to the late Vice President Saulos Chilima, is expected to appear before the Parliamentary Committee on the Chikangawa plane crash inquiry today to give testimony regarding the plane crash that claimed the lives of her husband and eight others on 10 June 2024.