Dalitso Kabambe, one of the presidential aspirant for the UTM party, has called on delegates to vote for visionary leaders at the upcoming elective conference.

Speaking to Bua Central Region delegates in Kasungu District, he expressed confidence in his ability to lead the party to victory in the 2025 general elections.

“I’m very optimistic that if I am voted into the UTM presidential seat and win next year’s polls, my experience will help address the challenges Malawians face today,” Kabambe stated.

UTM Bua Central Region Governor Gerald Mbewe hailed Kabambe’s remarks, underscoring the need for intelligent leadership to ensure the party’s success.

The UTM party’s 2024 elective conference is scheduled for November 17.

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BMTV calls Justice Jane Ansah’s loyalty to Mutharika
by By Vincent Gunde
May 30, 2026

By Vincent Gunde

Bakili Muluzi TV online television station, has advised Vice President Justice Dr. Jane Ansah SC (RTD) to maintain her loyalty to President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, the appointing authority.BMTV advises Jane Ansah to work with Mutharika

Bakili Muluzi TV said it is sad that today some other people are pointing fingers at those surrounding President Professor Mutharika for advising him not in good faith on his Vice President.

He recalled that this was the same prior to the 16th September, 2025 elections where fingers were pointed at Professor Mutharika’s inner circle that their activities cannot make the DPP win the elections.UTM Condemns Alleged Mistreatment of Vice President Jane Ansah

The Activist said come the elections in September, 2025 DPP and Professor Mutharika won with a landslide victory while fingers were pointing on Norman Chisale, Gangata, Mwanamvekha, Ben Phiri, Jappie Mhango, Collins Magalasi and others, as bad people

He said the very same advisors who advised Dr. Kondwani Nankumwa to form his political party from the DPP are the ones who are wrongly advising Justice Dr. Jane Ansah not to show loyalty to her boss, Professor Mutharika.VP Ansah urges OVP staff to work with integrity

Bakili Muluzi TV has reminded Malawians that Dr. Nankumwa did everything possible to finish the DPP through injunctions after injunctions observing that he was not alone, some other people mislead him which in the end Nankumwa lost trust of the people.

He said the so called Nankumwa’s advisors are on record that they have been working against Professor Mutharika from day one to this day and they are now advising the Vice President to be against Professor Mutharika.Israel Farm Jobs Losing Appeal Among Malawian Workers Over Escape Concerns

Bakili Muluzi TV said Professor Mutharika appointed Justice Dr. Jane Ansah SC (RTD) to be his running mate amid the presence of the advisors who are receiving insults for not advising Mutharika in good faith on the Vice President Justice Dr. Jane Ansah SC (RTD).

The Activist said Mutharika’s advisors who are being labelled bad today are the same ones who have been with Professor Mutharika in times of sorrow and happiness from 2020 – 2025.

He has challenged all that if Professor Mutharika had bad advisors, it was almost impossible to sale the candidature of Mutharika on the ballot papers for September, 2025 elections.Malawi’s Gold Mystery: Who Is Benefiting While the Nation Remains Poor?

” Advisors of Dr. Kondwani Nankumwa were the ones who were going to court to obtain injunctions after injunctions,” said Bakili Muluzi TV.

He has advised Vice President Justice Dr. Jane Ansah SC (RTD) that it is only loyalty to Professor Mutharika that can serve her legacy
warning her that the advisors she is working with will take her to nowhere but destruction.

Bakili Muluzi TV has finally advised Justice Dr. Jane Ansah SC that it pleased Professor Mutharika not the DPP to appoint her as Vice President and loyalty to Professor Mutharika is the only solution to iron out there differences with Mutharika.Malawi Freedom Network Crowns Ben Phiri Minister of the Month
Kalindo rolls out ” Operation Bwenza ndalama zanga” against Immigration officers
by By Vincent Gunde
May 30, 2026

By Vincent Gunde

Political activist Bon Kalindo, says he has established his own initiative ” Operation Bwenza ndalama zanga” to all the people who bribed Immigration officers for passports but the passports have not come out to them till today.

Kalindo said this initiative is in its three weeks and already, it has started registering positive developments as some individuals have received back their money from Officers who received the bribed money.Kalindo questions government where is the Attorney General?

Speaking through an audio clip, Kalindo said as first President of the poor people in Malawi, he cannot keep quiet to see many Malawians crying for passports after they had paid for it at K50,000 and additional money to speeding up processing of their passports in the ranges from K300,000 to one million Kwacha.Malawi–Israel Job Scam Exposed? Recruitment Agents Accused of Exploiting Desperate Malawians with K2.5 Million Charges

Kalindo has advised all the people whose money were swindled by Immigration officers to call him on 0993650005 for him to talk to the responsible Officer so that they get back their bribed money.

He said he is calling the reported Immigration Officer giving him two to three days to return the bribed money to the owner and failing which he will report to Minister of Homeland Security Peter Mukhitho and his Deputy Norman Paulosi Chisale for actions.Bon Kalindo: Anti-Corruption Efforts Must Be Evidence-Based

” Your friends are being given back the money they paid to bribe individual officers,” said Kalindo.

He said so far, he has recovered MK4. 5 million from officers of Mangochi, Blantyre and Mzuzu and this money has gone back to the owners not to him, Kalindo.

In the audio clip, Kalindo has expressed his deep concern over an Indian who was arrested by police on Thursday over the case
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Kalindo said the Indian appeared before the court on Friday and during court proceedings, his lawyer pleaded for bail and the Magistrate said he will hear the bail application the following day.

He said it is sad that an Indian who was beating young children was secretly released describing this as putting the record straight that Malawi is blanketed by corruption from the president, ministers, local Authorities, chiefs down to ordinary citizens.

” Where did it happen that before hearing a bail application, the suspect is released? This is telling us that Malawi courts are rotten, corrupt and compromise,” said Kalindo.Kalindo calls DPP to do sole – searching on electricity blackouts

He has observed that foreigners are being favoured in Malawi and they have more powers than the owners of the land suspecting that money has bought an Indian freedom and justice.
PAC Clears MBC and MACRA Director General Appointments
by By Suleman Chitera
May 30, 2026

By Suleman Chitera

The Parliamentary Public Appointments Committee (PAC) has ruled that the appointments of Brian Banda and Mayamiko Nkoloma as Director Generals of the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) and the Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA), respectively, did not violate any law or established procedure.23 PAC members adopts Amaryllis Hotel sale Report

The committee’s findings follow separate meetings held on Friday with the boards of the two institutions to assess concerns surrounding the appointments.

PAC Vice Chairperson Joshua Malango confirmed that the committee found no legal irregularities in the recruitment processes that led to the appointments.

“I can confirm that we met the two Boards separately and found nothing wrong with the appointments. What the Communications Act says is that the Board shall appoint; it does not specify how that should be done. Again, the Act is silent on qualifications. This is what we may look at as legislators,” said Malango.Mbeta Fails to Appear Before PAC Over Amaryllis Hotel Deal

The clarification comes amid public debate and scrutiny over the appointment processes at the two key communications institutions.

According to PAC, the current legal framework governing appointments under the Communications Act grants boards the authority to appoint Director Generals but does not provide detailed procedures on how such appointments should be conducted. The committee also noted that the law does not prescribe specific qualifications for candidates seeking the positions.PAC Defends MRA Procurement as Public Outcry Intensifies Over K5.4bn Security Deal

Malango indicated that Parliament may consider reviewing the legislation to provide clearer guidance on appointment procedures and qualification requirements in the future.

The decision is expected to bring certainty to the leadership of both Malawi Broadcasting Corporation and Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority, with Banda and Nkoloma now cleared to continue serving in their respective roles without legal questions hanging over their appointments.

The PAC’s findings effectively close a chapter of speculation surrounding the appointments while opening the door for possible legislative reforms aimed at strengthening transparency and accountability in the recruitment of heads of public institutions.Zimbabwe Boosts Malawi with Third Humanitarian Aid Package
MAM urges sacrifice and sharing during Eid al-Adha
by Aubrey Thom Vakhan
May 30, 2026

By Aubrey Thom Vakhani

This year’s Eid al-Adha prayers were held across Malawi on Thursday, marking the start of the festival of sacrifice and the beginning of a three-day period of animal slaughter.

Muslim communities gathered in mosques and some in open grounds nationwide before commencing the slaughter of animals immediately after prayers.MAM distributes food to Muslims in Nkhotakota

The sacrifice continued through Sunday after sunset, in line with Islamic rulings that permit udhiyah (sacrifice) on the day of Eid and the three days following.

Ahead of the festival, Chairperson of the Muslim Association of Malawi (MAM), Sheikh Idrisa Muhammad, had called on Muslims with the means to perform the sacrifice and to share the meat widely with family, neighbours, and those in need.Calls Grow for Transparent MAM Elections and Leadership Renewal

He also encouraged believers to dedicate their sacrifice on behalf of parents and relatives, living and deceased.

“As we all know, life on earth is not eternal, so the good deeds we can take with us to Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala are acts of worship like these,” said Sheikh Muhammad.

He encouraged Muslims to set aside funds in advance to ensure they can fulfill the udhiyah (sacrifice) during the season.

“I believe many people in this country have the ability to slaughter a goat on their own. But perhaps what holds us back is that we don’t set the intention from the beginning,” he said.Malawi–Israel Job Scam Exposed? Recruitment Agents Accused of Exploiting Desperate Malawians with K2.5 Million Charges

The observance commemorates Prophet Ibrahim’s (Abraham’s) willingness to sacrifice his son, Ismail, an act honoured by Allah with a great sacrifice, as stated in the Qur’an: “And We ransomed him with a great sacrifice.”

Sheikh Muhammad also reminded the faithful that the value of the sacrifice lies in piety, citing Qur’an 22:37: “Their meat will not reach Allah, nor will their blood, but what reaches Him is piety from you.”Mwanamveka Graces Youth Pre-Budget Consultation at BICC

MAM says it will slaughter 1,300 cattle for Qurban this Eid al Adha, more than double last year’s 600.

Meat to be distributed to families across Malawi.
Julius Malema: Why Africa Must Celebrate a Modern Champion of Pan-African Unity
by By Suleman Chitera
May 30, 2026

Comrade Imran Jumbe Calls on Africans to Recognize a Leader of Courage, Justice and Continental Solidarity

By Comrade Imran Jumbe

History often reserves its highest praise for leaders long after their time. Many visionaries are misunderstood, criticized, or overlooked during their lifetime, only to be celebrated by future generations as icons who shaped the destiny of nations and continents.The Alliance That Vanished After Victory-Jumbe

It is for this reason that Africans should celebrate and recognize Julius Malema today, rather than wait for history to do it on our behalf.

Throughout history, heroes have not only been those who fought the battles of the past. True heroes are those who confront the challenges of their own era with courage, conviction, and an unwavering commitment to justice. By that standard, Julius Malema stands as one of the most influential and outspoken African leaders of our generation.Concerned citizen backs Jumbe’s words not throwing away the ladder

Malema’s message has consistently transcended national boundaries. He has repeatedly championed the belief that an African is an African, regardless of which side of an artificial colonial border they were born. His vision challenges Africans to look beyond divisions imposed by history and instead embrace a shared identity rooted in common heritage, struggle, and destiny.

Future generations may remember Julius Malema not merely as a South African political figure, but as a defender of African dignity and a steadfast advocate of Pan-African unity. They may remember a leader who refused to remain silent when fellow Africans faced discrimination, exclusion, suffering, and social injustice.

Leadership is often measured by how one protects the vulnerable rather than how one accommodates the powerful. In this regard, Malema has consistently projected a voice that resonates with millions across the continent who seek equality, justice, and African solidarity.Imran Jumbe Congratulates Alfred Gangata on Appointment as Minister of State

His political stance reflects the spirit of Pan-Africanism championed by some of Africa’s greatest visionaries, who dreamed of a continent united by cooperation rather than divided by borders. His call for Africans to stand together regardless of nationality continues to inspire discussions about the future of African integration and collective progress.

Today, Africa still faces numerous challenges, including poverty, inequality, unemployment, conflict, and social division. These realities make calls for unity more relevant than ever. The hardships experienced by many Africans across the continent should strengthen the collective determination to build an Africa where every African feels at home, respected, and valued in any African country.

The dream of a truly united Africa remains alive. It is a vision of a continent where no African is regarded as a foreigner in another African land, where opportunities are shared, and where unity becomes a source of strength rather than a slogan.Why the Chikangawa Plane Crash Investigation Is Taking Too Long-Jumbe

As Africa continues its journey toward greater integration and cooperation, leaders who advocate for continental solidarity will continue to play an important role in shaping the future.

The sacrifices, struggles, and resilience of Africans today may ultimately become the foundation upon which the dream of “One Africa” is built.

Long live African unity.

Long live the dream of One Africa.

Long live continental solidarity and cooperation among African peoples.

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