Malawi President taking a third private trip to RSA
Malawi President Peter Mutharika is expected to travel to South Africa this afternoon on a private trip, a third one in nature since his elections triumph last year.
Malawi President Peter Mutharika is expected to travel to South Africa this afternoon on a private trip, a third one in nature since his elections triumph last year.
President Peter Mutharika has emphasized that his primary focus is on restoring economic stability, insisting that he will not be swayed by rumors, misinformation, or politically motivated efforts to distract from the government’s development agenda.
President Peter Mutharika has officially dismissed Sefasi Mathews Jonathan Masula from his role as Traditional Authority Masula of Lilongwe District, effective immediately.
President Peter Mutharika has stated that the Malawi Government is dedicated to fostering regional and continental integration initiatives that aim to enhance the quality of life for individuals throughout Africa while generating opportunities for inclusive growth and shared prosperity.
President Peter Mutharika has denounced the mob killings and the dissemination of false rumors occurring in Chikwawa and Nsanje, where seven individuals have sadly lost their lives due to baseless claims of missing private parts.
Malawi is taking strong measures to safeguard its citizens by bringing back 600 of its nationals from South Africa in response to a surge of xenophobic violence aimed at foreigners, including Malawians. Foreign Affairs Minister George Chaponda has voiced his concerns and has met with South Africa’s High Commissioner to Malawi, Mavivi Myakayaka-Manzini, to discuss…
President Peter Mutharika has emphasized the need for collective action to support vulnerable communities.
President Peter Mutharika has granted clemency to 27 inmates as a gesture of compassion during the Eid and Easter festivities.
Malawi President Peter Mutharika has issued an executive order which prohibits all personnel in public hospitals and health facilities from owning, operating, or holding shares in private clinics or pharmacies.
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.