DPP Rallies Supporters in Blantyre, Vows to Reclaim Power in September Elections
By Suleman Chitera, Blantyre, Malawi The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) on Sunday held a massive political rally at the BCA…
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Mwanamveka Rallies Aspiring DPP Candidates to Intensify Campaigns
By Suleman Chitera, Blantyre Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Vice President for the Southern Region, Joseph Mwanamveka, has called on individuals…
Suleman: Prices Will Fall If Mutharika Returns to Power
By Suleman Chitera, Blantyre Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Member of Parliament for Blantyre City South East and the party’s Director…
SULOM Drags Silver Strikers, Ekhaya FC, and Elias Missi Before Disciplinary Committee
By Suleman Chitera The Super League of Malawi (SULOM) has officially charged Silver Strikers Football Club, Ekhaya FC, and Ekhaya…
Kabambe: Malawi’s God-given lifeline or a nation’s missed destiny?
By Allan Ngumuya If Malawians are going to miss the lifeline, then we are all going to be fools in…
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Olo mutakhala kuti sumumatha kuphika, ndiwo zake zikakhala izizi zimakuonetsani ngati dolobe basi! Zimangofuna moto ndi pang’ono pang’ono pa mchere,…
Chimwemwe Idana Bids Farewell to Silver Strikers, Set for Zanaco FC Move
Idana, who signed with the Central Bankers in 2023 from Tanzania’s Mbeya FC, leaves behind a remarkable legacy
Mapingo CDSS Students Protest K12,000 Exam Fees
By Suleman Chitera,
We are already paying school fees. Why are they demanding more money from us?” one student questioned
Malawi Government and Huawei Begin Smart Village Construction in Lilongwe
The government is committed to ensuring that no Malawian is left behind in the digital era,” said Kunkuyu.
Dr. Dalitso Kabambe Pledges Economic Revival on Whistle Stop Tour in Machinga
Malawians are not lazy — they are some of the most hardworking people in the region. The problem is not effort; the problem is the system that has failed them. Our economy is on its knees, and it must be fixed for the people to thrive,” said Dr. Kabambe.