Andrew Mpesi arrested!
The Fiscal Police in Lilongwe has arrested Andrew Mpesi, the former Chief Elections Officer of the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC).
The Fiscal Police in Lilongwe has arrested Andrew Mpesi, the former Chief Elections Officer of the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC).
The National Oil Company of Malawi Limited (NOCMA) has lost US$403,605, about K700 million, after hackers tricked the company into sending money to a fake bank account.
The 22nd National Agriculture Fair is set to open in Blantyre this Thursday, with organisers seeking to promote innovation, value addition and stronger market linkages in the agriculture sector.
The Malawi Prison Service has recorded a decline in both Junior Certificate of Education (JCE) and Primary School Leaving Certificate (PSLC) examination results compared to last year. This year, 49 out of 70 inmates who sat for the JCE examinations passed, representing a 70 percent pass rate, down from 76 percent recorded last year. Meanwhile,…
An unidentified woman has lost her life, and 12 others have been injured after a minibus they were in overturned on the M1 Blantyre-Chikwawa road.
Police in Dowa have arrested a 49-year-old man, Rickson Maidaida from Jumbe village, Traditional Authority Chiwere, on charges of allegedly defiling his 5-year-old daughter in Chavu village within the district. According to the police, the arrest was made following a report from the victim’s mother, who disclosed that the suspect, her ex-husband whom she divorced…
Police in Lilongwe have arrested Boston Maxson Chamveka, also known as Kamajombo, for allegedly breaking into a house in Area 46, where he is accused of stealing property and raping a woman in the presence of her husband.
President Peter Mutharika has congratulated Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema on his victory in the presidential election held on August 13.
A mausoleum for Malawi’s celebrated music icon, Soldier Lucius Banda, is set to be officially unveiled today, at Sosola Village in his home district of Balaka.
Malawi’s dream of winning their maiden Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title faces a formidable obstacle today as the Scorchers take on Cameroon, whose goalkeeper Michaely Bihina has emerged as one of the tournament’s standout performers.
Born in 2003, the 22-year-old Bihina, who plays for Portuguese giants Benfica, has kept three clean sheets in five matches, playing a key role in guiding the Indomitable Lionesses into the final.
Bihina showed her quality in the semi-final against Morocco, saving four penalties, one in extra time and three in the shootout, to help Cameroon reach the final.
Her performance has made her one of the goalkeepers to watch in the tournament.
But today, Bihina will face a strong Malawi attack led by sisters Temwa and Tabitha Chawinga.
Malawi have scored 12 goals in the tournament, with Temwa scoring five and Tabitha four, making the sisters a major threat to Cameroon.
Meanwhile, Cameroon have lost their three previous WAFCON finals, in 2004, 2014 and 2016, all against Nigeria, while Malawi are playing in their first final.