By Mandy Pondani  Inspector General of Police George Kainja has conceded that the Malawi Police Service (MPS) is facing problems in identifying the actual culprits in the Nsundwe rape case, in which police officers were implicated. Kainja said this ...

By Deogratias Mmana  The culture of allowances in the civil service is frustrating the growth of cooperatives as they are struggling to get trained and registered, The Sunday Times has learnt. Without registration, a cooperative cannot be legally re...

Sheriffs in Mzuzu on Friday confiscated property belonging to Malawi Telecommunications Limited (MTL) over costs amounting to a reported K1.6 billion the company owes Masters Security Company. The costs came about after the security company sought le...

By Feston Malekezo  Few hours after President Lazarus Chakwera and his vice Saulos Chilima got shots of Oxford’s AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine, there circulated a news item that countries such as Denmark, Iceland, Norway and four others had announc...

By Mabvuto Kambuwe Football Association of Malawi (Fam) president Walter Nyamilandu says the odds were stuck against him during Caf elective congress in Rabat, Morocco on Friday. This comes just a day after he surrendered his Fifa Council seat after ...

Shocking revelations have emerged that Malawi Rural Electrification Programme (Marep) has never been audited for the past 23 years, despite blowing K40 billion per year from fuel levy. Government authorities are dodgy to divulge more information on t...

Football Association of Malawi (Fam) president Walter Nyamilandu failed to retain his Fifa Council member seat after he was comprehensively beaten by Nigerian Amaju Pinnick during Confederation of African Football (Caf) elections held in Rabat, Moroc...

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Government says it will continue to administer AstraZeneca Vaccine despite European countries such as Denmark, Norway and Iceland having temporarily suspended its rollout following reports of blood clots. Others such as Italy and Austria have stopped...

By Grace Thipa: Fifty years and counting, Lucius Banda has really put his back to all manner of distractions so that he seems to have welcomed, faced, and shrugged off competition as one who faces the concourse fully prepared. He is not only set to c...