By Draxon Maloya, Mzuzu The newly appointed FIFA Talent Development Scheme (TDS) Head Coach for the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) Luwinga Inclusive Academy, Abdul Musawir, has praised the patience…
By Suleman Chitera Malawi midfielder Lloyd “Benega” Aaron has abruptly parted ways with Qatari second-tier side Muaithe SC, ending his stay at the club with two and a half years…
By Milton Nthunzi Blantyre: The Forum for Sports Development (FSD), a coalition of over ten sports-focused civil society organizations, has called on Football Association of Malawi (FAM) President Fleetwood Haiya…
By Suleman Chitera Amalawi ambiri akupitiriza kufunsa ndi kudandaula za kusowa kwa zotsatira zomveka pa kafukufuku wa ngozi ya ndege yomwe inapha Saulos Chilima. Nkhaniyi ikubweranso mwamphamvu potsatira lonjezo limene…
By Suleman Chitera Malawi is constitutionally governed by three equal arms of the State: the Executive, Parliament, and the Judiciary. In theory, this balance is meant to protect democracy, uphold…
By Suleman Chitera National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc’s Marketing and Corporate Affairs Manager, Akossa Hiwa, has been recognised among the Top 100 Corporate Communications Leaders in Africa by Africa…
By Suleman Chitera President Peter Mutharika has officially directed that Paul Kagame Road in Lilongwe be renamed John Chilembwe Road, in a landmark decision aimed at immortalising one of Malawi’s…
By Suleman Chitera Corruption will not end in Malawi—not because laws are weak, but because justice itself has been captured. The courtroom, which should be the final refuge of the…
By Suleman Chitera Malawi is governed by three constitutional pillars: the Executive, Parliament, and the Judiciary. In theory, these arms balance one another, ensuring accountability, fairness, and the rule of…
By Suleman Chitera, Chiradzulu-based activist, political and social commentator Chiradzulu—A passionate call has been made to President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika to honor Malawi’s national hero, John Chilembwe, by naming…
