Maganga’s lawyer, second witness tussle in court
Crime investigator Bauleni Thinda has told the court that he obtained a warrant of arrest for Lester Maganga after being satisfied with the facts connecting...
Author : Yamikani Simutowe
First witness paraded in Wittika murder case
Dalitso James has told the court that he started working as a houseboy for Allan Wittika on 6 August 2023. He says other workers were...
Second State witness paraded in Wittika murder case
Second witness, crime investigator Bauleni Thinda from the National Police Headquarters, says Lester Maganga did not surrender himself to the law enforcers headquarters when asked...
Witika murder case back in court
The Allan Witika murder case continues this morning at the High Court in Lilongwe where the State is expected to parade four witnesses today. Two...
NWFA CALLS FOR MORE SUPPORT, EYES INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS
National Women’s Football Association (NWFA) chairperson Adelaide Migogo says the 2023 regional women’s football leagues were “too competitive” with players showing great character to play...
MALAWI FARMERS, POLICY MAKERS ADVISED TO USE DIGITAL TOOLS TO AVOID CLIMATE SHOCKS
The Digitally Enabled Resilience and Nutrition Policy Innovations (DERPIn) project in Malawi has stressed the need for policy makers involved in food systems, to use...
WHISPERS OF CANCER PATIENTS
Visibly feeble and hopeless, is Mphatso Josamu from Yolamu village in area of Traditional Authority Lukwa in Kasungu district, about 150 kilometers away from Lilongwe....
ALL SET FOR BLANTYRE 42.195 KM RACE
All is set for the 5th edition of the Blantyre 42.195 km race, formerly Blantyre marathon, slated for Sunday, July 30 2023....
CHISALE, MUKHITO AND OTHERS DENY CEMENTGATE CASE CHARGES
Norman Chisale, Peter Mukhito and three others have denied all the charges levelled against them in a case in which they are accused of abusing...
ELDERLY PERSONS IN DESPAIR
Steadily, communities seem to be losing respect for human dignity. While elsewhere people take pleasure in older persons, it’s a different story here in Malawi...