The Malawi National Examinations Board (MANEB) has declared a significant change in its examination timetable, indicating that starting this year, the national exams will commence with the Junior Certificate of Education (JCE) rather than the conventional Primary School Leaving Certificate (PSLCE).
The Malawi Electoral Commission has announced that it will not relocate to Blantyre as instructed by President Peter Mutharika.
Former Homeland Security Minister Ezekiel Ching’oma has been added in a money laundering case alongside two former senior police officers, Laudon Nthinda and Ackis Muwanga.
The Ministry of Health and has reported that Malawi has confirmed 51 cases of cholera, resulting in three deaths.
The Center for Human Rights and Rehabilitation (CHRR) has called for the swift review of the Witchcraft Act, asserting that reform is necessary to combat ongoing abuses linked to witchcraft-related beliefs, particularly those affecting persons with albinism in Malawi.
The government has expressed concern over some public officials suggesting farm inputs and relief aid should go to those who voted for the current administration.
Prominent Kenyan opposition figure Rigathi Gachagua has alleged there was an attempt on his life during a Sunday church service.
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Fostino Maele, has officially filed an application with the High Court in Lilongwe to review the conviction of Ernest Chimpeni, who was found guilty of engaging in sexual intercourse with a minor in Mchinji District.
President Peter Mutharika says education is key to socio-economic development, empowering youth to drive positive change.
Police in Ndirande have arrested Fatsani Zakaliya, 30, on suspicion of having been cooking and selling dog meat at a liquor store mixing it with beef.
