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National News
‘Chakwera inspires confidence’
Analysts have rated President Lazarus Chakwera’s State of the Nation Address (Sona) highly, saying it inspires confidence and hope. Rarely…
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Police, MDF staff own more kabaza—Report
Findings of a study show that 70 percent of the owners of motorcycles taxis, locally known as kabaza, in the…
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National News
Abolish death penalty—committee
The Parliamentary Legal Affairs Committee has recommended the abolition of the death penalty, saying it serves no purpose. The committee’s…
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ACB clears IG appointee
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has cleared newly-appointed Police Inspector General (IG) Merlyn Yolamu, paving the way for a parliamentary test.…
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Kainja, Kaluba cases await consent—ACB
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) says it is awaiting consent from the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) to start prosecuting former…
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Chakwera faulted on ACB stance
The Malawi Law Society (MLS) says there is nothing unconstitutional about the Anti-Corruption Bureau’s (ACB) decision to share its investigative…
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National News
Land Bills touted to address concerns
Minister of Lands Samuel Kawale says the amendment of six land-related Bills which have been in force for about five…
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Q & A
Confronting past wrongs
Last week, President Lazarus Chakwera had reconciliatory meetings with relatives of fallen exiled minister Henry Masauko Chipembere and other victims…
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Front Page
Kabaza kills 860 in 2020
From January this year, motorcycle taxis, locally known as kabaza, have killed 860 people in accidents, data from Ministry of…
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National News
Chakwera presidency unveiled
Normally, Sundays are quiet days with reduced number of vehicles and pedestrians on the streets of Lilongwe. But yesterday was…
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Feature
‘Schools must refuse plastics’
For a Malawian child, break time sets into motion a race to grab some snacks at a mini-market within the…
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A humbled DPP can be disciplined
Much as they do not deserve praise considering their history of perpetrators of political violence, the restraint that supporters of…
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Nothing to write home about
After five years’ experience of heading the government, expectations were high that the Cabinet list to come out of Kamuzu…
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Front Page
Chief Justice tips new MPsChief Justice
Chief Justice Andrew Nyirenda has urged new Members of Parliament to take their responsibilities seriously and not let down the…
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Insults cannot consolidate power
The elections fever is slowly dissipating as all ears tune to the Judiciary through the Constitutional Court to give further…
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Front Page
Budget faces wage pressure
Malawi Economic Justice Network (Mejn) has proposed narrowing of the 40 percent vacancy rate in the public service, with focus…
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National Sports
Emigration doubles in 4 years
The number of Malawians leaving the country for greener pastures has doubled in the past four years, an indication that…
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Time for MCP leadership to act
The Constitution guarantees the right for everyone to assemble and demonstrate their grievances but at no point does it allow…
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National News
Govt, CSTU condemn Capital Hill invasion
Malawi Congress Party (MCP) has come under fire for the conduct of some of its supporters who invaded Capital Hill…
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National News
MPs retention rate improves
Results of the May 21 2019 Tripartite Elections show that voters retained the highest number of members of Parliament (MPs)…
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