Cholera kills one in Blantyre
One individual has succumbed to cholera in Blantyre authorities say.
One individual has succumbed to cholera in Blantyre authorities say.
Enlarging or adding any extensions to private areas is a sin. Malawi Sheik Muhammad Silika says as much. He claims that doing so betrays Allah. Such behaviors, according to him, demonstrate a lack of gratitude for Allah’s size. Yasin Limu, a TV Islam journalist, shared Silika’s opinion on Facebook.
It seems sense, according to Silika, that these individuals are typically afflicted with cancer. Additionally, he claims that it causes electoral dysfunction. Many businesses in Malawi promote herbal remedies that are supposed to improve enlargement of private areas. Advertisements are displayed in newspapers, radio, and on the streets.
A girl aged one year and six months has died after drowning in a well located Mponela, Dowa district.
Malawi President Peter Mutharika has praised the strong friendship and cooperation between Malawi and Luxembourg during a meeting with Luxembourg’s Deputy Prime Minister Xavier Bettel at Kamuzu Palace.
Police in Lilongwe have arrested former Minister of Agriculture, Sam Kawale.
Former Cabinet Minister Sosten Gwengwe has been arrested by police in Lilongwe.
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).
Authorities in Salima have torched a minimum of five tons of marijuana that were confiscated from individuals discovered in possession of the substance without appropriate legal documentation. As stated by Police Spokesperson Rabecca Ndiwate, the marijuana was eliminated through controlled incineration at facilities designated for such activities. Ndiwate clarified that this action aligns with legal…
The Ministry of Health and has reported that Malawi has confirmed 51 cases of cholera, resulting in three deaths.
Kelvin Mpinda, a 37-year-old man, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison at Chichiri Prison for impersonating an immigration officer.