Scaled down: Govt reduces Principal Secretaries listing
The Malawi government has decreased the number of Principal Secretaries from 80 to 38 as part of an initiative to enhance financial management and restore order within the public service.
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Former ministers, Zamba facing abuse of office charges
Three ex-senior government officials have been charged with abuse of office, fraud, and money laundering in connection with contracts awarded to East Bridge for fertilizer, soya beans, and tobacco.
Malawi President calls for rain prayers
President Peter Mutharika has urged Malawians of all faiths to engage in prayer for favorable rainfall, as certain regions of the country are facing extended dry spells that jeopardize this year’s agricultural yield.
Mtumbuka visits Betere heavy rain victims
Aspiring Member of Parliament for Rumphi Central Constituency, Dr Matthews Mtumbuka, has expressed sympathy with residents of Betere following heavy rainfall that damaged 32 hectares of crop fields and affected 86 households.
Malawi strengthens ties with Luxembourg
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.
Collen Zamba ARRESTED
Former Secretary to President and Cabinet Colleen Zamba has been arrested again on fresh allegations of abuse of office.
Former Agriculture minister Kawale ARRESTED
Police in Lilongwe have arrested former Minister of Agriculture, Sam Kawale.
Former Minister Gwengwe ARRESTED!
Former Cabinet Minister Sosten Gwengwe has been arrested by police in Lilongwe.
Former Malawi Minister added to a money laundering case
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.
Govt warns on rewards in subsidies
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.