Haiya Hails TNM’s 18-Year Legacy, Urges Telecom Giant to Stay in Malawian Football
By Suleman Chitera Football Association of Malawi (FAM) president Fleetwood Haiya has paid glowing tribute to Telekom Networks Malawi (TNM)…
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Government Moves to Prosecute Press Cane Over Toxic Waste Spill in Chikwawa
By Suleman Chitera Government has launched a decisive crackdown on Press Cane Limited following the discovery of serious waste management…
Atupele Muluzi Earns Global Recognition with Top 100 Future Builders Nomination
By Suleman Chitera United Democratic Front (UDF) President Atupele Muluzi has earned prestigious international recognition after being nominated among the…
Chaponda Hails India’s Progress, Reaffirms Malawi–India Ties
By Suleman Chitera Senior Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) member Dr George Chaponda has commended India for its remarkable socio-economic transformation,…
USS Abraham Lincoln Cornered as Middle East Airspace Slams Shut
By Suleman Chitera Tensions in the Middle East have taken a dramatic and dangerous turn. The United States aircraft carrier…
JB calls DPP to freeze accounts for suspected MCP thieves
By Vincent Gunde Rights activist JB based in the United States of America (USA), has called on the DPP led…
MDF Takes on FISP Corruption in Makanjira, Demands Action from ACB and Agriculture Ministry
By Suleman Chitera The Makanjira Development Foundation (MDF) has raised a red flag over alleged large-scale corruption in the distribution…
Castel Challenge Cup Reaches Boiling Point as Heavyweights Battle for Glory
By Suleman Chitera The 2025 Castel Challenge Cup has entered a thrilling phase, with football analysts describing the competition as…
Sports minister hails NBM plc for transforming women’s football
By Suleman Chitera Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture, Patricia Wiskes, has commended National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc for…
FDH Bank plc declares K50 billion second interim dividend for 2025
By Suleman Chitera FDH Bank Plc has declared a second interim dividend of K50.032 billion, equivalent to K7.25 per share,…