‘Education is key to success’- Fees raised in Malawi Universities
Public universities across Malawi have implemented a sweeping 100% tuition fee increase for generic undergraduate students, raising annual fees from K650,000 to K1.3 million.
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Four arrested over K150 Million iron sheet theft in Lilongwe
Police in Lilongwe have arrested four men in connection with the theft of iron sheets worth K150 million from Kingsteel Malata in Area 47.
WhatsApp to let people chat without swapping phone numbers
WhatsApp is set to let people chat without having to reveal their phone number – by exchanging unique usernames instead.
Malawi Police sets sights on modern aircrafts
The Malawi Police Service has announced its intention to acquire modern aircraft and revitalize its Air Wing while evaluating the expenses associated with repairing its grounded helicopter.
Braii? Two men arrested for selling dog meat
Police in Kasungu have arrested two men on suspicion of selling dog meat disguised as goat meat at Chisinga Trading Centre in the district.
Fertility: 300 women return pregnant from South Africa
The health office in Blantyre has reported that it has assisted 300 pregnant women who fled from South Africa due to the violence inflicted on migrants by local citizens.
Nsanje Police hunting for murderers
The police in Nsanje District are actively searching for unidentified attackers believed to have killed a man, whose remains were found in a severely decomposed and dismembered condition in the Shire River within the jurisdiction of Traditional Authority Mlolo yesterday.
Court slaps Football Association of Malawi
The High Court of Malawi, located in the commercial city of Blantyre, has mandated the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) to permit three of its de-linked members to participate in this Saturday’s Annual General Meeting (AGM).
BREAKING: Police summon Winnie
Winnie Nyondo was summoned today to the Area 30 Police Headquarters in Lilongwe, as confirmed by her attorney, Nkhwima Mchizi.
Young boy dies after soil pile fell on him
A 12-year-old boy named Watson Matolabasi has died after a mound of soil fell on him while he was playing in an abandoned mine in Nsanje district.