South African opposition leader Julius Malema has publicly criticised the United Kingdom following the denial of his visa application, which has effectively barred him from attending a prestigious conference at the University of Cambridge scheduled… ...
Archbishop Thomas Luke Msusa of the Blantyre Archdiocese in the Catholic Church has expressed concern that the belief that students in private universities are financially stable is contributing to high dropout rates among those who… ...
The introduction of a night market in the city of Blantyre has brought great excitement and happiness to the people living in the surrounding areas. Residents have warmly welcomed the initiative, seeing it as a… ...
Atupele Muluzi, the former Minister and leader of the United Democratic Front (UDF) says he will not be intimidated by threats from the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) government. In a strongly worded statement posted on… ...
Each year, on March 3rd, Malawi commemorates Martyrs' Day, a day dedicated to remembering and honouring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for the country’s independence. This observance is a vital part of Malawi’s history,… ...
President Lazarus Chakwera is set to appear before Parliament today, but the session is already clouded in controversy as Leader of Opposition George Chaponda has refused to submit any questions. Chaponda, who leads the Democratic… ...
The Malawian government has entered into a five-year passport supply contract worth $29,975,450 (about K52.7 billion) with Indian firm Madras Security Printers Private Limited, replacing local ICT company E-Tech Systems. However, concerns have arisen regarding… ...
A newly released audio clip, which began circulating on social media on Saturday, February 22, 2025, has ignited fresh controversy in Malawi’s political landscape. The recording, allegedly made by outspoken activist Bon Kalindo, popularly known… ...
As the countdown to the September 16 elections continues, the UTM Party intensified its campaign efforts with a major rally in Zomba, led by its presidential candidate, Dalitso Kabambe. The gathering, attended by thousands of… ...
The recent amendment to Malawi’s industrial laws, which limits employee strikes (sit-ins) to just three days before wages are withheld, has sparked serious concern among labour rights advocates. While this law may offer reassurance to… ...