A pregnant city of Blantyre: Teenagers dominate
Blantyre has recorded a total of 39,748 pregnancies in 2025, with 6,068 of these being classified as teen pregnancies.
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Authorities set sights on learning for children as Pabwalo launches
The National Library Service of Malawi (NLS), in collaboration with the Malawi National Commission for UNESCO (MNCU), Music Crossroads Malawi (MCM), and Rei Foundation Limited (RFL), is set to officially inaugurate Pabwalo, a new multipurpose facility, on 10 April 2026.
Kineo added to Beerland Festival list
Afro Singer Kineo has been included in the lineup of performers for the Beerland Festival taking place this Saturday, March 28, 2026.
Pasuwa names Malawi squad for 4 Nations tourney
Malawi National Team head coach Kalisto Pasuwa has named his final 25-man squad for the Mukuru Four Nations Tournament scheduled from 28 to 31 March 2026 in Francistown, Botswana.
Blue Eagles triumphs in netball tourney
The Blue Eagles have officially been declared the champions of the inaugural FDH Premier Netball League following the conclusion of the competition held at the KUHeS Sports Complex in Blantyre.
Delays irk Kalumo legal team
The legal representatives for former Immigration Chief, Brigadier General Charles Kalumo, have voiced their apprehension regarding the ongoing postponement in the decision concerning his bail application.
Zeze heads to Faka Friday
Amapiano artist Zeze Kingston is scheduled to perform at Blues Bar and Grill on Friday, March 20, 2026.
Kasakula appears in court today
Former MBC Director General George Kasakula and former Director of Finance Jack Kamwachale are anticipated to appear in court this morning, where they will face formal charges and be requested to enter a plea.
Kidnapped hotel owner finally found
Crossroads Hotel’s managing director, Sameer Sacranie, who was kidnapped last month, is now safe and has returned home, the Malawi Police says.
Battle of landlords: Council closes Housing, MCP offices
Mayor of Blantyre, Isaac Jomo Osman, says the Blantyre City Council has closed offices of the Malawi Housing Corporation because the corporation owes the council money.