Jameson Chauluka
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Blantyre records cholera case
Health officials have confirmed an outbreak of cholera in Blantyre with one case confirmed. Blantyre District Health Office spokesperson, Chrissy…
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Vice-President Everton Chimulirenji calls for peace
Vice-President Everton Chimulirenji has called for peace among Malawians as the country awaits the outcome of the presidential election case…
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Judges’ bribery complaint:
Malawi Law Society (MLS) has urged Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) ‘to execute its statutory mandate promptly’ by making arrests following reports…
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Blantyre City Council workers demand 150% salary increment
Some Blantyre City Council (BCC) workers are demanding 150 percent salary increment. The workers, who gathered at BCC offices, said…
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Passport fees raised by 85%
The government has increased ordinary passport application fees from K48,500 to K90, 000, representing 85.56 percent hike, a development the…
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Death rides that are motorbike taxis
Motorbike taxi business has boomed in recent times, facilitating transport in hard-to-reach areas and creating job opportunities for thousands of…
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Immigration suspends passport application
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship Services has suspended receiving passport application forms from today to Tuesday next week. A…
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Lunzu Secondary School fires 56 students
Authorities at Lunzu Secondary School in Blantyre have dismissed 56 students and suspended 28 others following violent demonstrations which forced…
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Junior police officers decry poor housing, promotions
Some junior police officers in Malawi Police Service have decried lack of proper housing and delayed job promotions. Sub-Inspector Mabvuto…
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Malawi risks more floods
The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services has warned of heavy thunderstorms and downpours up to Wednesday, saying they…
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