Malawi President changes cabinet: No more minister of state
President Peter Mutharika has made significant changes to his Cabinet, aiming to strengthen his administration and enhance service delivery in key sectors.
President Peter Mutharika has made significant changes to his Cabinet, aiming to strengthen his administration and enhance service delivery in key sectors.
A 30-year-old man, William Manda, is missing after attempting to cross the Lweya River in Nkhatabay District.
Christopher Dzimbiri, 38, a well-known shoe repairer at Chintheche Market in Nkhata Bay District, has died after allegedly consuming alcohol on an empty stomach.
Over 30 households in various locations of in Mzuzu City have been rendered destitute following a heavy down pour late Sunday afternoon. Confirming the development in an interview, Mzuzu City Council Disaster Desk Officer Macdonald Gondwe said over six wards in the city have been affected with heavy rains, strong winds and flash floods following…
A 32-year-old man whose name is Zikuthabwanji Dimiyoni, has been arrested for killing his mother and injuring his father over K10,000 lobola money from his sister’s marriage. The incident happened on December 30, 2025, at Zipendo Village, Nathenje, Lilongwe. Dimiyoni reportedly attacked his parents with a wooden stick after they asked for their share of…
A police officer based at Kawale Police Station in Lilongwe, Joyce Banda, has died due to complications related to childbirth. Banda was widely known as a kind and dedicated officer who carried out her duties with professionalism and a warm smile. Colleagues and members of the community have described her as hardworking and respectful. Her…
Two young siblings have died after stepping on an electric wire inside their home in Chikwawa district, Malawi Data has learnt.
Police in Balaka district have arrested a 55-year-old woman, Rhoda Amos, for allegedly being found in possession of a firearm without a permit and a licence.
The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) says it is reconsidering revoked licenses from the past decade.
In a remarkable display of integrity, a Nigerian woman identified as Aisha Isah Yelwa, has returned N330 million mistakenly sent to her bank account.