Witchcraft' in Benue Zambia 

Zambian Man Who Killed Uncle for Witchcraft Must Face the Law

By Leo Igwe The Advocacy for Alleged Witches urges the police in Zambia to ensure that Tyson Matimba, 49 who reportedly killed his uncle, Edward Hatwiko, 81 of Chigabwa village, in Pemba district is brought to justice. As reported in the local media, “Brief facts of the matter are that in July 2024 the suspect, Tyson Matimba, lost his daughter, Sharon Hamaimbo,… Read More
Lazarus Chakwera Malawi 

All hands-on deck in a democracy in our land

BY Janet Karim 15Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful. 16Let the message of Christ dwell among you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom through psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts. 17And whatever you do, whether in word or… Read More
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Zambia 

Honorary Zambian Residency

By Henry Kyambalesa The functions of Zambia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation should include managing and administering a programme designed to confer rare and special “Zambian Residency” status upon a selected number of distinguished foreigners. A provisional list of such foreign nationals and their families should include the following: Mr. Barrack Obama, the late Mr. Kofi Annan, U2’s… Read More
Anabel Mtalimanja Malawi 

Malawi: Defending voter rights amid government non-compliance: A citizen’s guide

By Burnett Munthali As Malawi prepares for upcoming elections, citizens are increasingly concerned about the government’s reluctance to ensure compliance with voter rights. Key issues, such as the National Registration Bureau’s (NRB) failure to provide adequate services at registration centers and the Malawi Electoral Commission’s (MEC) insistence on using the controversial Smartmatic system, have raised alarm bells. These challenges, if… Read More
Malawi's judiciary under fire Malawi 

Malawi’s judiciary under fire

By Twink Jones Gadama Malawi’s judiciary has been plagued by allegations of corruption, prompting urgent calls for reforms to ensure justice is served. Recent cases have highlighted the need for accountability within the judiciary, with some judges and lawyers accused of corrupt practices. The Malawian judiciary’s integrity has been questioned, with accusations of corruption and government delays in enacting laws… Read More
George Isaac Malawi 

Local Tailor George Isaac Donates Uniforms to Needy Students at Chitedze Primary School

By Twink Jones Gadama In a heartwarming display of community spirit, George Isaac, a renowned tailor from Limbuli in Mulanje district, has donated uniforms to underprivileged students at Chitedze Primary School. Isaac, who owns a popular tailoring shop in town, was moved to action after witnessing numerous students attending school in tattered clothing. Isaac revealed to this Online publication that… Read More
Fuel Ban In Malawi Malawi 

MERA bans buying of fuel in jerry cans across Malawi

By Twink Jones Gadama The Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) has issued a stern warning against buying fuel in jerry cans, citing safety concerns and illegal trading practices. This directive affects fuel service stations in major cities, including Lilongwe, Zomba, Mzuzu, and Blantyre. Consequently, MERA aims to curb the rising cases of fuel trading malpractices, which undermine efforts to ensure… Read More
Malawi and South Africa Southern Africa 

Malawi and South Africa Unite to Tackle Migration Challenges

By Twink Jones Gadama The governments of Malawi and South Africa have embarked on crucial talks to address the migration challenges faced by Malawians living in South Africa. This follows a meeting between Malawi’s Homeland Security Minister, Kenneth Zikhale Ng’oma, and South Africa’s Internal Minister, Dr. Leon Schreiber, held on the sidelines of the 75th session of the United Nations… Read More
Fuel scarcity hits Malaw Malawi 

Fuel scarcity hits Malawi: Transporters reveal forex woes as root cause

By Twink Jones Gadama Malawi is grappling with a severe fuel scarcity, leaving many citizens stranded and concerned. The Transporters Association of Malawi (TAM) has shed light on the underlying issue, pointing to a crippling foreign exchange shortage that’s hindering fuel importers from paying their suppliers. According to TAM Spokesperson Frank Banda, the country’s fuel importers, Petroleum Importers Limited (PIL)… Read More