Police in Mzuzu have taken into custody 40-year-old Blessings Ibrahim on charges of abducting a seven-year-old child and extorting k150,000 from the parents. Ibrahim, a resident of Wasoliwe village under Traditional Authority (T/A) Nkholondiwe in Mangochi, is accused of kidnapping the child on April 26, 2026, at approximately 6 AM in Bwanali village, Ekwendeni. As…
The number of people that have had their marriages officiated under District Commissioner (DC) in Blantyre has risen to 25 per month, up from just 3, reportedly due to the process being too brief.
The Ministry of Homeland Security has announced a crackdown on illegal fuel storage, with the initial operation taking place last night, resulting in the Police seizing over 4,000 liters of fuel in Mangochi District.
A 12-year-old Standard 6 student from Kapalamula Primary School in Balaka District has tragically taken his own life by hanging.
Blantyre is buzzing with confusion as the FDH Bank Premiership launch hangs in the balance as fans do not know where the opening match will take place.
The High Court’s financial crimes division in Lilongwe has instructed East Bridge’s lawyers to submit new sworn statements regarding the company’s request to lift the restriction orders imposed by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) against it.
Police in Mzuzu have arrested a 38-year-old man for allegedly demolishing a house that was under construction in Kaviwale Township, resulting in damages estimated at K4 million. The individual, identified as Alfred Nyirenda from Kamtambo Village, Traditional Authority Timbiri in Nkhata Bay District, is accused of destroying the building on April 19, 2026, before fleeing…
traffic accident on the Ngabu–Sorgin section of the M1 Road in Chikwawa has resulted in the death of 67-year-old Steven M’bumpha from Mtchacha Village in the district.
Learners at Mtondo Primary School, located under the Traditional Authority Pemba in Salima District, have been unable to return to classes as the rehabilitation of toilets, which were damaged by heavy rains last month, remains incomplete.
The Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has announced an increase in the number of clubs that are fully licensed this year.
