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“I know I have become public enemy number one, but I don’t care—whatever happens, let it happen. I cannot sit back and watch some people steal while others suffer in poverty,” he stated.
Idi’s message to voters is clear: “If you want a leader who will listen, act, and deliver, then vote for change. Together, we can make Mangochi-Masongola a model of progress
By Suleman Chitera Malawi’s Vice President and leader of the Odya Zake Party, Michael Usi, has sparked debate after openly…
By Suleman Chitera Ernest Mangani, general secretary of the Football Players Association (FPA), is in Cairo, Egypt, to attend the…
The AFORD leader also highlighted the much-touted Rumphi–Nyika–Nthalire–Chitipa road, as well as other vital routes such as Rumphi–Nyika Turnoff–Hewe and Mzuzu–Usisya roads, as critical arteries for connecting communities.
By Draxon Maloya Private sector economic players have expressed concerns over the country’s recent economic performance, particularly the Reserve Bank…
By Suleman Chitera Newcastle United forward Alexander Isak has reportedly reached a dead end with the club, declaring that he…
By Suleman Chitera Malawi’s Vice President Michael Usi, who also leads the Odya Zake Party, has boldly refused to back…
By Suleman Chitera Malawian musician Praise Umali has received K6 million in financial support from Ace Holdings Limited as he…
NIC Leeds Rhinos have confirmed that Malawi netball star and fan favourite Joyce Mvula will return for the 2026 Netball…
