Police arrest three in Mzuzu for murder and armed robbery
Police in Mzuzu have arrested three individuals in connection with murder and a series of armed robbery cases in the...
Kelvin Tembo
Kelvin Tembo is a seasoned Malawian Journalist with 13 years of experience in in-depth reporting, storytelling, and investigative journalism. His work spans critical areas such as environment, business, health, and politics. Passionate about amplifying marginalized voices, Kelvin is dedicated to uncovering the truth and driving meaningful change through impactful journalism.
Planting for the camera?
Green hopes, dry roots Every year, as Malawi ushers in its National Forestry Season, the country bursts into action. The...
Three arrested for vandalizing and stealing ESCOM property in Mzimba
Police at Jenda in Mzimba have arrested three individuals in connection to the vandalism and theft of Electricity Supply Corporation...
Mzuzu demons moved to next week
Concerned vendors and consumers from Mzuzu City have shifted to next week, demonstrations aimed at raising their concerns over the...
WHO OWES WHO! African countries trapped in debt crisis as rich countries ignore obligations
A new report by ActionAid shows that African countries are in foreign debt crisis and distress forcing them to forego...
Malawi can end hunger within a year-Govt
Deputy Minister of Agriculture Benedicto Chambo says Malawi has the potential to end hunger within a year if government programs...
MAGLA champions responsible gambling to curb risks
The Malawi Gaming and Lotteries Authority (MAGLA) is stepping up efforts to promote responsible gaming to prevent gambling problems and...
New report shows mixed progress on biodiversity targets
A new report assessing global conservation efforts has revealed mixed progress toward meeting biodiversity protection goals under Target 3 of...
LIVE| Budget consultations enter second session in Mzuzu
The Ministry of Finance is holding consultations in Mzuzu today to gather input from the public on priorities for the...
YHRN backs plane crash inquiry findings
The Young Human Rights Defenders Network (YHRDN), a network of 15 youth-led civil society organizations has backed the findings of...
