Police hunt for electricity transformer vandals
Detectives have launched a manhunt for suspects who allegedly vandalised Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (Escom) transformer valued at K6.7…
Man throws own children in well after argument with wife
A 32-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempting to murder his two biological children, a girl, 8, and…
Police recover stolen vehicle
Police in Lilongwe have seized a stolen vehicle and rescued a driver who was severely wounded by thugs. Spokesperson Hastings…
CFTC gets teeth, as new legislation gets gazetted
The Competition and Fair Trading Commission (CFTC) says it optimistic that there will be sanity on how various players conduct…
WOLREC drills chiefs on gender laws
Mulunguzi third grade magistrate Jennifer Kalinde has urged traditional leaders to play a positive role in tackling violence against women…
Machinga communities push for maternity wing’s opening
Villagers surrounding Chamba health centre in Machinga District have asked authorities to open a maternity wing which was constructed at…
14 armed suspected robbers, rapists nabbed in Lilongwe
By Jenipher Masiye Police in Lilongwe have arrested 14 suspected notorious criminals in connection with a spate of rape and…
Malawi courts foreign experts to probe plane crash
Plans are at an advanced stage to conduct an independent probe into the tragic plane crash that killed vice president…
Malawi’s late vice president Chilima laid to rest
By Lauryn M’banga The body of the late Vice President of the Republic of Malawi, Dr. Saulos Klaus Chilima was…
Man jailed 18 years for raping best friends’ wife
Limbe Senior Resident Magistrate Ackia Mwanyongo on Thursday sentenced Happy James to 18 years imprisonment for raping his best friend’s wife.…
Malawians bury four plane crash victims
By Lauryn M’banga Four Malawians that died in the Chikangawa plane crash alongside vice president Saulos Chilima, were laid to…
Kasungu in tears as Kapheni rests
On a sunny, yet cold Thursday, Mazinga Community Ground in Senior Chief Santhe’s area in Kasungu was full to capacity…