Fuel prices drop in Malawi
The Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) has announced a reduction in fuel prices, effective today.
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Ramaphosa rejects calls for foreigners to leave SA before June 30
President Cyril Ramaphosa has stated that the June 30 deadline imposed by anti-illegal immigration groups for undocumented foreign nationals to exit South Africa is unwarranted.
Kasambala family want no investigation on lawyer Ralph’s death
The family of the late Ralph Kasambara, who served as Minister and Attorney General, has stated that they are not pursuing an investigation into the circumstances of his death.
RSA sends back over 2 thousand foreigners
South Africa has repatriated 2,745 foreign nationals in the week following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s commitment to implement stricter measures against illegal immigration, as stated by the country’s home affairs minister.
Govt goes to save money in Independence Day events
The Government of Malawi has declared that this year’s Independence Day celebrations will not feature state-funded public events, citing ongoing fiscal consolidation efforts and the necessity to allocate resources towards economic recovery and enhancing public service delivery.
Malawi President taking a third private trip to RSA
Malawi President Peter Mutharika is expected to travel to South Africa this afternoon on a private trip, a third one in nature since his elections triumph last year.
Former Malawi deputy Speaker of Parliament dies
Former Member of Parliament for Ntcheu Central Constituency and First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Jones Chingola, has passed away today at Kamuzu Central Hospital in Lilongwe following a prolonged illness.
Teachers arrested for helping cheating in STD 8 exams
Police in Mponela, Dowa have arrested two primary school educators for allegedly supplying answered examination scripts to students currently taking their Primary School Leaving Certificate Examinations.
150 Malawians arrive today from South Africa
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation says the initial two buses, transporting 150 Malawians as part of the Voluntary Repatriation Exercise, from South Africa are expected to arrive today.
Prodigal Malawians being taken from South Africa
Malawi is set to join other nations in repatriating its citizens who wish to leave South Africa, where there have been reports of attacks on African migrants in various regions of the country.