DPP LEADER TO RESPOND TO SONA ON THURSDAY
Speaker of Parliament, Catherine Gotani Hara, has announced that the leader of DPP in the House who is also Thyolo Thava lawmaker, Mary Navicha, will
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UDF COMMENDS CHAKWERA’S ADMINISTRATION ON PRIORITIES
United Democratic Front spokesperson in Parliament, Ned Poya, has hailed the move by President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera to focus on Agriculture, Tourism, and Mining (ATM),
“FIND SOLUTIONS TO ECONOMIC CHALLENGES” – LEADER OF OPPOSITION
Leader of opposition in Parliament, Kondwani Nankhumwa, says the mandate of those in power is to find solutions to the economic challenges plaguing the country
SPEAKER SUSPENDS MORE DPP MPS AS THEY BLOCK PARLIAMENT ENTRANCE
Less than 24 hours after the Speaker of Parliament barred four Democratic Progressive party (DPP) legislators from the House, some DPP lawmakers have blocked Parliament
REDCROSS SECRETARY GENERAL IN BLANTYRE
Chapagain (in a red vest) alights from one of the houses in Lunzu, Blantyre. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Secretary
AMBASSADOR YOUNG RETIRES
David Young, the United States of America Ambassador to Malawi, has retired from his duties after serving the US Government for 34 years. In a
SHEBEEN OWNER ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED ASSAULT
Police in Chilobwe have apprehended a shebeen owner known as “Mthamo” on suspicion of setting ablaze a 30-year-old man identified as Semu Chopi. According to
SOUTH-WEST POLICE DRILL PRIMARY STUDENTS ON ROAD SAFETY
South West Region Police Headquarters has begun educating primary school students about road safety. Addressing students at Chichiri Primary School in the City of Blantyre
DRAMA IN PARLIAMENT!
Parliament deliberations were chaotic on Monday after Speaker of the House, Catherine Gotani Hara, summoned Mulanje Central legislator, Kondwani Nankhumwa, to respond to the State
SPEAKER RECOGNISES NAKHUMWA AS LOP TO RESPOND TO SONA
Speaker of Parliament says the House will still recognise legislator Kondwani Nankhumwa as the Leader of Opposition in Parliament because of a court injunction that