US-based Malawi women’s football player Temwa Chawinga has declined a call-up from the Scorchers for the upcoming international friendlies against Ghana and Tanzania, choosing instead to embark on a personal trip to China.
President Peter Mutharika has emphasized that his primary focus is on restoring economic stability, insisting that he will not be swayed by rumors, misinformation, or politically motivated efforts to distract from the government’s development agenda.
FCB Nyasa Big Bullets has terminated the contract of interim head coach Gilbert Chirwa effective immediately.
President Peter Mutharika has officially dismissed Sefasi Mathews Jonathan Masula from his role as Traditional Authority Masula of Lilongwe District, effective immediately.
Former Minister of Information Moses Kunkuyu has requested to be the first witness interviewed by the newly established parliamentary ad-hoc committee investigating the June 2024 military plane crash that killed former Vice President Saulos Chilima and eight others.
Chairperson of the Parliamentary Committee on Health, Anthony Masamba, expressed disappointment over corruption particularly inpublic healthcare facilities, which adversely affects Malawians.
In Lilongwe, a 36-year-old man with albinism, Chipiliro Laston, has been found dead in a shallow grave with some body parts missing, police say, with a suspect arrested so far.
The Arsenal Victory Parade in Lilongwe, which was set for Saturday, May 30, has been canceled after organizers been informed that police officers would be occupied with other responsibilities that day.
A meeting between the Parliamentary Public Appointments Committee (Pac) and the board of the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation regarding the recruitment process for the position of director general has been postponed to Saturday in Salima.
The Malawi Local Government Association (MALGA) has praised the Lilongwe City Council for bringing down illegal structures at Wakawaka Market.
