Chiradzulu woman poisons daughter
Police in Chiradzulu have arrested a 31 year old woman, Nduzayani Molesi, for allegedly poisoning her 15 year old daughter, Gloria Time.
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Police place MK 30 Million bounty on Blantyre kidnappers
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) has offered a K30 million reward for information that could lead to the rescue of a British woman who was kidnapped in Blantyre.
Mutharika engages private sector on Elnino preparedness
President Peter Mutharika emphasizes that ongoing collaboration between the government and the private sector is essential for advancing Malawi’s economic growth and addressing current challenges.
Phalombe man arrested for killing father
In Phalombe, a 20-year-old named Peter Felani has been arrested for the alleged murder of his biological father.
Kosamu, two others released on bail
Wester Kossam, the former Chief Executive Officer of Salima Sugar Company, along with two other officials, Gregory Mwale and Lloyce Nundwe, has been granted bail by the Lilongwe Senior Resident Magistrate Court.
Briton jailed for murder of wife in Malawi
The High Court’s Criminal Division in Lilongwe has sentenced British national Mohamed Shahid Iqbal Juma to 45 years in prison for the murder of his wife, Zaheera Jabbar Akbanie.
Norway sealing operations in Malawi
The Government of Norway has announced its plan to close the embassy in Malawi by the end of July 2027. This decision comes after the embassy was established in Lilongwe in 2000. In recent years, Norway has allocated an average of NOK 500 million each year in development aid to Malawi, concentrating on vital sectors…
Briton jailed in Malawi over wife’s murder
The High Court’s Criminal Division in Lilongwe has sentenced British national Mohamed Shahid Iqbal Juma to 45 years in prison for the murder of his wife, Zaheera Jabbar Akbanie.
Famous Machinga toilets approved for construction
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has cleared Machinga District Council to proceed with the reconstruction of 17 toilets damaged by Cyclone Freddy under the Resilient Communities Recovery Project Phase Two (RCRP-2).
Malawi deports 13 foreigners
The Central Region Immigration Office has deported 13 foreign nationals for violating Malawi’s immigration laws. The deportees comprise 12 Ethiopians and one Nigerian national. According to the immigration authorities, the 12 Ethiopians were arrested for illegally entering Malawi, contrary to Section 21(1) of the Immigration Act, while the Nigerian was arrested for unlawfully residing in…