Henry Mussa appointed Malawi Institute of Tourism boss
Former Information Minister Henry Mussa has been appointed as the new Executive Director of the Malawi Institute of Tourism (MIT).
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Men fined for missing manhood stories
The Nsanje Second Grade Magistrate Court has found seven people guilty of disseminating false information likely to incite panic regarding purported manhood disappearances and ordered them to pay fines ranging from K400,000 to K600,000.
Speaker wants probe into Napoleon Dzombe fertilizer company fiasco
Speaker of Parliament Sameer Suleiman has appointed a special parliamentary committee to investigate the challenges businessman Napoleon Dzombe is facing in establishing a fertilizer manufacturing company in Dowa District.
Suspected thief arrested in Zomba
Police in Zomba have arrested a 19-year-old man, Charles M’bona, for allegedly breaking into a house and stealing property worth K1.7 million at Matawale Township in the city.
Sand Music Festival returns after 2 years
The Sand Music Festival is set to return this year after a two-year break.
Two men die at Kombucha Factory
Malawi Data News has learnt that two employees of a Kombucha beverage manufacturing company situated at the Njewa Industrial site in Lilongwe have died after they drowned in a septic tank while trying to clear a blockage.
Prodigal son: Man who stole from NBS bank seeks forgiveness
A previous employee of NBS Bank, who is currently serving a 10-year prison sentence for stealing MK47 Million has requested forgiveness from his former employer.
Former Emir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani dies aged 74
Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the former leader of Qatar, has died aged 74, the country’s government has announced.
Tension as Tanzanian ship is found on Lake Malawi waters
A Tanzanian vessel carrying coal has been detained at Monkey Bay Jetty after it allegedly arrived without notifying Malawi’s port authorities in advance.
Finally, Govt opens up on job recruitments
More than five months after the government imposed a freeze on public sector recruitment, ministries and government departments can now resume recruiting staff.