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MWAUNGULU PLEDGES TO WORK WITH ALL IN KATOTO-CHIWABVI WARD
BY: AUBREY THOM VAKHANI Councillor for Katoto-Chibavi Ward in Mzuzu, Gabriel Mwaungulu, has promised to work with everyone to develop the area. Mwaungulu made the pledge on Wednesday at Chibavi during a celebration marking his re-election as councillor, which was held after he was sworn in. Mwaungulu, who is serving his third term, said the…
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APDM ELECTS NEW LEADERSHIP, ADOPTS CONSTITUTION TO STRENGTHEN GOVERNANCE
By Kassim Kajosolo The Association of Physically Disabled in Malawi (APDM) has ushered in new executive members and adopted a new constitution during a landmark meeting held in Lilongwe on Friday. The event marked a major milestone in the organisation’s history, with members describing it as a step towards enhanced transparency, accountability, and unity within…
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YOUTH TEST NDALE MMANJA CHART BOARD
YOUTHS TEST NDALE M’MANJA CHATBOT AHEAD OF NATIONAL LAUNCH By: Kassim Kajosolo The Malawian National Youth in Politics (MNYP) has successfully conducted a youth testing session for its latest digital innovation, the Ndale M’manja WhatsApp Chatbot, which seeks to equip young Malawians with political education and engagement skills. The testing session, held at the organisation’s…
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ABIDA MIA DISMISES TRANSFORMER REMOVAL ALLEGATIONS AS ESCOM CLARIFIES POWER SWAP
BY: Kassim Kajosolo Former Chikwawa Nkombezi Member of Parliament Abida Mia has rejected social media claims that she removed an electricity transformer in the area as revenge for not being voted back into office during the September 16 parliamentary polls. In a statement, Mia stressed that the allegations are unfounded, saying the transformer replacement was…
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MUTHARIKA ON THE BRINK OF STUNNING COMEBACK AS MALAWI AWAITS FINAL ELECTION RESULTS
By Kassim Kajosolo Former Malawi president Peter Mutharika is within touching distance of reclaiming the presidency he lost in a 2020 court-ordered rerun, with partial results from the 16 September vote showing him in a commanding lead over incumbent Lazarus Chakwera. According to the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC), results from 24 of the country’s 36…
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MAM PLEDGES SUPPORT TO APM’S ADMINISTRATION FOR MALAWI’S PROGRESS
BY AUBREY THOM VAKHANI The Muslim Association of Malawi (MAM) has pledged its support to the newly elected government, led by President Arthur Peter Mutharika and Vice President Jane Ansah. In a congratulatory message and best wishes to Mutharika and Ansah, MAM National Chairman Sheikh Idrissa Muhammad reaffirmed the faith based organisation’s policy of working…
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DISABILITY GROUPS PUSH FOR INCLUSION IN CLIMATE SMART PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM
By Kassim Kajosolo The National Local Government Finance Committee (NLGFC) has pledged to strengthen efforts to make the Climate Smart Enhanced Public Works Program (CS-EPWP) inclusive of persons with disabilities, following a meeting with three organisations of persons with disabilities in Lilongwe. The meeting was initiated by the Association of the Physically Disabled in Malawi…
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ZULU’S LAKE STRIKE GIVES WANDERERS EDGE IN CAF CLASH
By: Kassim Kajosolo Mighty Wanderers head coach Bob Mpinganjira has praised his charges for their hard-fought 1-0 win over Botswana’s Jwaneng Galaxy FC in the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round, played on Saturday September 21, 2025 in the capital, Lilongwe. The Nomads secured victory through captain Felix Zulu’s 80th-minute strike, sending…
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WINNERS CANT HIT THE GROUND ON SEPT 17 – ANALYSTS
By Aubrey Thom Vakhani As the country heads to September 16, 2025 general elections, some party leaders are making some impractical promises that are also against the laws. The leaders are telling supporters that they will start fulfilling campaign promises on September 17, 2025, a day after polling, yet election results could be released later…
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MEC ASSURES: NO ONE WILL VOTE TWICE
BY: Kassim Kajosolo The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has assured Malawians that the upcoming September 16 polls will be free from double voting, stressing that the use of biometric voter verification identification devices will ensure strict compliance. Director of Media and Public Relations at MEC, Sangwani Mwafulirwa, said this in Blantyre during a media training…
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- MWAUNGULU PLEDGES TO WORK WITH ALL IN KATOTO-CHIWABVI WARD
- APDM ELECTS NEW LEADERSHIP, ADOPTS CONSTITUTION TO STRENGTHEN GOVERNANCE
- YOUTH TEST NDALE MMANJA CHART BOARD
- ABIDA MIA DISMISES TRANSFORMER REMOVAL ALLEGATIONS AS ESCOM CLARIFIES POWER SWAP
- MUTHARIKA ON THE BRINK OF STUNNING COMEBACK AS MALAWI AWAITS FINAL ELECTION RESULTS