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.
Global condom prices may experience an increase due to ongoing supply chain disruptions associated with the Iran war, as cautioned by Karex, the world’s leading manufacturer.
The Nkhunga First Grade Magistrate’s Court has found driver Arison Chikuse (54) guilty and imposed a fine of K700,000 for causing a death due to reckless driving while operating an uninsured vehicle in Nkhotakota.
The High Court in Blantyre, acting as a Constitutional Court, has rejected an application from domestic workers who were contesting two statutory provisions, suggesting that these provisions prevent the workers from having binding employment contracts and pension benefits.
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The Malawi Police Service has arrested a 59-year-old man named Hassan Dakilo for allegedly engaging in sexual intercourse with a 3-year-old girl in Monkebay, Mangochi district.
Blantyre has recorded a total of 39,748 pregnancies in 2025, with 6,068 of these being classified as teen pregnancies.
