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Malawi: Chilima Vindicated Again On Fraud Claims
By Osman FaitiElectricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (Escom) has confirmed revelations by Vice-President Saulos Klaus Chilima (SKC), that after losing 3.8 million litres of diesel worth K1.9 billion, the state-owned power utility has lost more diesels for the 78 megawatts generators up to 4.2 million litres.
Malawi: 2018 FISD Challenge Cup Launched in Karonga
By Phillip Pasula and Tiwonge KumwendaThe 2018 edition of the FISD Challenge Cup was launched in style on Saturday at Karonga Stadium with Paramount Chief Kyungu as Guest of Honour. This is the third edition since its inception. It was first launched in 2016 in Nchalo when it was pegged at 45 million Kwacha, then in 2017 it was launched in Dwangwa at 53 million Kwacha and this year was for the northern region district of Karonga where total sponsorship has been raised to 60 million Kwacha.
Malawi: Civil Salvage Draw Against Mafco - Malawi Tnm Super League
By Tione AndsenCivil Sporting Club on Sunday twice came from behind to salvage a 2-2 draw against relegation threatened, Mafco in the TNM Super League played at Civo stadium in Area 9, Lilongwe. Mafco gave Lilongwe fans force hope as they seem geared to claim another city giant following their Carlsberg cup over Silver Strikers in a mid week tussle.
Malawi: Uladi Rebukes Chilima, Confident of Mutharika's Win in 2019
By Alfred ChauwaDemocratic Progressive Party (DPP) vice-president for the Central Region, Uladi Mussa, has rebuked Vice-President Saulos Chilima over strong criticism of government and throwing his hat into the ring for the 2019 presidential elections, going up against the incumbent, Peter Mutharika.
Malawi: Fortress Becomes First Malawian Gospel to Feature On Trace Gospel Television
By Sive LiwaMalawi fast rising gospel group Fortress which comprises of sisters Thabi and Tamanda Kamwangala will become the first local gospel singers to feature on the widely recognised international television Trace Gospel which is the official subsidiary gospel television to Trace TV available on many television bouquets including Kwese tv. In an interview one member of the duo, Thabi kamwangala revealed that their music will start showing on Trace Gospel starting from 17 September.
Malawi: Chilima Promises 'Lifestyle Audit' to Curb Wrongful Enrichment in Malawi
By Wongani ChiutaVice-President Saulos Klaus Chilima , who is leading United Transformation Movement (UTM) a breakaway from ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), has said he will introduce "lifestyle audit "-- an anti-graft initiative that, if implemented, would require all public servants including businesspersons to show how they earned enough to afford the mansions, ranches and luxury cars so many of them own.
Malawi/Madagascar: Malawi Resurrects At Cosafa Womens Championship, Beats Madagascar
By Elijah PhimbiMalawi National Womens Football team on Thursday registered their first win at this year's Cosafa Womens Football Championship after beating Madagascar 2-0 to keep their qualification hopes into the quarterfinal stage alive. The 'She Flames' lost their opening match 2-0 to Botswana. Linda Kasenda put Malawi ahead midway into the first half before Zainab Kapanda sealed the victory in the second half. Kasenda was later rested in the second half and was replaced with Mary Chabvinda.
Malawi: DPP Under Fire for Politicizing Government Events
By Owen KhamulaMalawi 's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is under intense fire for politicizing State events where party politicians take turns to insult opposition United Transformation Movement (UTM) leadership. Dan Msowoya, a political commentator said the DPP should draw a line between government and party events, saying the current situation is not only worrisome but embarrassing after 25 years of multiparty democracy.
Malawi: Medical Council of Malawi Closes Kaporo Rural Hospital
By Nyasa Times ReporterMedical Council of Malawi has closed down Kaporo Rural Hospital in Karonga because it is in dilapidated state and dwindling poor state of sanitation and hygiene. Karonga district hospital officer Dr. Fineous Mfune and hospital administrator Clement Gonthi have confirmed the development which has left thousands of people in despair as they have to walk 25 kilometres to access public health services at Karonga district hospital.
Malawi: United Religious Initiative to Raise Bar in Campaign Against Early Marriage in Malawi
By Alfred ChauwaAn international religious body, United Religious Initiative, says it will raise the bar on the awareness campaign to deter the increase in early marriages in Malawi. In an exclusive interview with Nyasa Times in Lilongwe, URI Southern Africa Regional Coordinator Karen Barenshe said they will be implementing a 'Girls Not Brides' campaign to increase the awareness efforts nationwide. "We want to join hands in joining with the global world in solving this problem," Barenshe said.
Malawi: Court Resumes Uladi Case
By Wanga GwedeThe High Court in Lilongwe on Tuesday resumed hearing of a case in which former minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security Uladi Mussa is answering charges of aiding at least 55 foreigners to illegally obtain citizenship while he was a Cabinet minister. First State witness, former chief Immigration officer Hudson Mankhwala, continue to testify.
Malawi: Major 1 Takes a Crusade to Lilongwe
By Moses NyirendaLilongwe — Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) founder, Prophet Shepherd Bushiri known as Major 1 is set to host a massive crusade on September 29, 2018 at Bingu National Stadium (BNS) in Lilongwe. In an interview with Malawi News Agency (Mana) Wednesday, ECG Communications Director, Ephraim Nyondo said that all is set for Major 1 to host the crusade. "Prophet Shepherd Bushiri is ready to host his historical crusade in Malawi," he said.
Malawi: FDH Bank, Carrick Promise More in Next Year's Golf
By Leonard SharraFDH Bank and Carrick have promised to come out bigger and better in next year's golf event, having successfully sponsored the One-Click Golf Tournament at the country's premier golf course of Lilongwe Golf Club (LGC) over the weekend. A total of 86 golfers from the host club and its sister clubs graced the event, which was divided into men and ladies' sections.
Malawi: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Airtel Bandulo Bandulo Produces First Male Winner
By Nyasa Times ReporterA Karonga based taxi driver Davie Msamu has become the first male millionaire in the ongoing Airtel Bandulo Bandulo promotion, which has so far seen four females grabbing the first four K1 million cash prizes. Since the launch of the promotion last month, the weekly top prize of K1 million has been dominated by females from Blantyre, Mchinji, Mwanza and Ntchisi.
Malawi/Kenya: Malawi Lose to Kenya in Friendly
By Elijah PhimbiMalawi senior national football team on Wednesday September 11 2018 went down 0-1 to Kenya in an international friendly match played at Moi International stadium in Nairobi. Francis Kahata poked in the lone goal from close range in the 77th minute off a delivery by second-half substitute Eric Ouma. The loss comes barely few days after the Flames were again hammered 3-0 by Morocco in an African Cup of Nations (Afcon) 2019 qualifying match.
Malawi: Government Hails Jti Leaf Malawi On Career Program
By Nyasa Times ReporterChief Director in the Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security Hudson Mankhwala has commended JTI Leaf Malawi for introducing internship program for young people. Mankhwala made the remarks during the 2018 Career fair which thecompanyorganized for graduates from universities in the country. Mankhwala said the initiative of from JTI is very encouraging moreespecially coming from prominent area of Malawi's private sector.
Malawi: Initiation Ceremonies Fuel School Dropout Rate in Machinga
By Demetria Banda- ManaInitiation ceremonies are still contributing to high dropout rate of girls in schools in Machinga despite efforts to curb the vice. Associate Professor of Research Centre for Social Research, Alister Munthali said this on Monday in Liwonde during Yes I Do (YID) Project midterm review workshop. Munthali said girls and boys are taught and encouraged to experiment with sex during initiation ceremonies which leads them into child marriages and teenage pregnancies.
Malawi: DPP Accuses SKC of 'Stealing' Cabinet Meeting Resolutions for UTM
By Owen KhamulaRuling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is accusing vice president Saulos Chilima of "stealing" cabinet meetings resolutions which they say he is allegedly using to market and sell his United Transformation Movement (UTM). However, UTM officials have trashed this as senseless. DPP spokesperson, who is also government spokesperson Nicholas Dausi says Chilima has "stolen" most of the cabinet meeting resolutions and wants to use them in UTM manifesto.
Malawi: UTM Convention to Be Held Nov 9 - Caucus Elects Regional, District Leaders
By Wongani ChiutaMalawi Vice-President Saulos Chilima's United Transformation Movement (UTM) is set to conduct its first national convention in November after a team building exercise for its national, regional and district officials meeting in Lilongwe on Tuesday agreed. The party spokesman Joseph Chidanti Malunga said the meeting was held at Ufulu Gardens as the movement continues to prepare for the 2019 tripartite elections.
Malawi: Mum Kills Son Over Food, Malawi Police Arrest Her
By Nyasa Times ReporterA 57-year-old mother is in police custody awaiting murder case after she allegedly killed her 27-year-old son over food disagreements after the two came from a drinking spree. Nsanje police spokesperson Agnes Zalokoma said Christina Zakeyu is suspected to have hit her son, Yesaya, on her head after they quarreled over food. "Both of them were very drunk.
Malawi: Fisherman Escapes Death From a Crocodile Attack
By Robert Nayeja- ManaWhat started as a normal day for Emmanuel Boniface at Shire River near Hippo View Lodge in Liwonde turned out to be a nightmare after he was caught by a crocodile, injuring him in the process. Speaking from his sick bed at Machinga District Hospital, Boniface said he met his fate on Saturday afternoon around 4:00 pm as he went out for fishing in the river. "I have been fishing for over two years but I have never met such kind of an accident. I was catching fish using the net.
Malawi: Social Commentator Says Malawi Govt Internship Program Is Illegal
By Owen KhamulaA renowned social commentator has said the ongoing internship program implemented by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) led government is illegal as it lacks legal framework. Humphrey Mvula, former political spin doctor for the United Demcratic Front (UDF) said in an interview on Tuesday that there was need for the government to put in place necessary legal frameworks before rolling out the program to graduates.
Malawi: Man Goes Into Hiding After 'Smear' of Nankhumwa - Claims DPP's VP Is Malemia
By Green MuheyaA 42 year-old Stanley Munyowa who has alleged that minister of Local government Kondwani Nankhumwa is using a Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) of his uncle who died in an accident has gone into hiding after his home was invaded by unidentified masked roughnecks in the wee hours of Monday. Reports from Mulanje central say a gang stormed his house and beat him up. The whereabouts of Munyowa who claimed Nankhumwa's real name is George Malemia are still unknown.
Malawi Revenue Authority Beats Target By K11 Billion
By Owen KhamulaTax collector, the Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) says it hs beaten its own set target of revenue collection by K11 billion between July and August and hoped for improved government service delivery. MRA manager for corporate affairs Steve Kapoloma told the parliamentary committee on Budget and Finance on Tuesday that the target was K150 billion in the two months but MRA has collected over K160 billion. "This is encouraging and we will continue to collect more," said Kapoloma.
Malawi: Brilliant Marcelo, Kahata Combo Downs Malawi At Kasarani
By Vincent OpiyoSweden based wingback Erick "Marcelo" Ouma came off the bench to provide a brilliant cross that Francis Kahata tapped home as Harambee Stars edged Malawi in an international friendly match at Kasarani stadium on Tuesday. Stars had been subdued by Malawi dominance until Ouma, who replaced Vasalund teammate Ovella Ochieng at the restart, initiated an attacking move with Abud Omar before delivering a perfect cross that Kahata tapped home past Malawi custodian Brighton Munthali.
Tanzania's Magufuli On Warpath With Oil Companies
By Erick KabenderaTanzania's liquefied natural gas project suffered another setback this week after President John Magufuli accused the international oil and gas companies of seeking huge profits at the expense of the country's development. President Magufuli spoke in Musoma on Wednesday in the wake of the collapse of the host government's negotiations with the international companies, which has left the $30 billion project in limbo.
Uganda: MPs Grapple With 0.5 Percent Mobile Money Tax Reduction Plan
By Moses KyeyuneParliament — Mobile Money users will have to wait a little longer for the new 0.5 percent tax levy to be operationalised. The government in July decided to drop the tax on mobile money from the unpopular one percent on all transactions to 0.5 percent only on withdrawals. However, two months down the road, users continue to suffer the one percent tax on deposits and a similar charge on withdrawing.
South Africa: 'This Was Not the First Time' I Met With Zuma - Magashule Slams 'Plot' Reports
ANC secretary general Ace Magashule has denied that a plot to remove President Cyril Ramaphosa was discussed during a meeting he had with former president Jacob Zuma in Durban. "This was not the first time [I had a] meeting with President Zuma," Magashule said in an interview with the media on Tuesday. He said there was no "plot", and that only the media claimed there was. He also said he never denied meeting with Zuma.
South Africa: 71-Year-Old Survives a Crocodile Attack
press release On the 6th of January 2018 at around 14:00, while my granddaughter and I were crossing the Olifants River (in Limpopo) by foot, I inadvertently stepped on the back of a 3m crocodile. My wife and other members of the family were on the bank of the river. Some rangers who owned another guest house about 100m downstream heard the screams for help as our family members watched the gruesome situation that was unfolding.
Namibia: Machete Killer Admits Murder of Girlfriend
By Werner MengesA man who hacked his girlfriend to death with a panga at Otjiwarongo two years ago admitted guilt to a charge of murder in the Windhoek High Court yesterday. Appearing before judge Naomi Shivute, Josia Shimwefeleni (42) admitted that he struck his girlfriend, Frida Ndalila Nambahu (28), 45 times with a panga after he had locked himself and her up in his room at Otjiwarongo on 19 August 2016.
Zimbabwe: Gay Man Denies Touching Woman's Privates, Says Only Attracted to Men
By Mary TaruvingaA gay Harare man, who was dragged to court on allegations of ambushing and grabbing a woman's privates, told court officials on Monday he was being framed as his sexual orientation placed him far from any affection towards people of the opposite sex. Musawenkosi Maparara (23), who was bold enough to tell court officials he was gay, appeared before a Harare magistrate facing indecent assault charges. He was released on free bail and was not asked to plead.
Zimbabwe: Ncube Pledges Zim-Dollar Return As He Begins Office As Treasury Boss
By Anna ChibamuZimbabwe's new Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has pledged to bring back the country's long abandoned currency in attempts to bring the once vibrant economy back on the rails. Speaking just after swearing in at State House on Monday, Ncube promised to soon embark on "vigorous currency reforms" all aimed at improving the country's economic fortunes as well as making life easier for ordinary Zimbabweans.
Africa: Advertising Offer #1 In Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa
press release Paris, 30th August 2018 - CANAL+ ADVERTISING, the number 1 advertising sales house in French Speaking Sub-Saharan Africa, maintains its leadership on both Pan-African and national levels, with an average audience share of 31.7%, an increase of 3 points compared to the previous AFRICASCOPE * study. In Sub-Saharan Africa, one out of three viewers watches CANAL+ ADVERTISING’s TV channels offer.
South Africa: Independent Prosecutors Are Vital to South Africa's Recovery
analysis By Anton Du Plessis and Martin SchönteichThe rule of law, the principle whereby everyone, including the rich and powerful, is subject to the law, is being challenged across the globe in unprecedented ways. In South Africa, the rule of law is in a state of crisis. Without the rule of law, a nation cannot tackle corruption.
Namibia: We Are Not Crazy for Loans - Geingob
By Sakeus IikelaPresident Hage Geingob yesterday said the government was "not crazy" for sourcing foreign loans to fund infrastructure development; but the intention is to create jobs. Geingob made the remarks at a media briefing on his recently concluded trip to Indonesia and China, where he attended the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (Focac) summit. During the Focac summit, Namibia signed the China Belt and Road Initiative to help the country develop its infrastructure and market access.
South Africa: Treasury Reveals How SA Inc Bankrolled the Gupta Media Beast
analysis By Jessica BezuidenhoutA deep dive into electronic government ledgers revealed R260-million in payments to Gupta-linked media companies by provincial and national government departments over several years. The bulk of those payments were made after February 2011 when Themba Maseko, the former head of the Government Information and Communication Systems (GCIS) was booted from his job after refusing to entertain the Guptas.
Zimbabwe: Govt Speaks On Chartered Plane
By Tendai MugabeThe plane that was used to fly former First Lady Mrs Grace Mugabe from Singapore to attend the funeral of her mother, Ambuya Idah Marufu, was paid for by well-wishers and not by Government, it has emerged. In the past few days, social media was awash with unverified reports claiming that Government splashed money on chartering the plane for Mrs Mugabe.
Zimbabwe: Why the Party Is Always Supreme
Nick Mangwana View From the Diaspora Political parties are constructed in order to conquer and exercise political power. The political party does the conquering but the Government does the exercising of the power. Therefore, the question of supremacy is answered by establishing which party conquered the political power. Today Parliament will sit and the Speaker will be elected. The new Speaker will come from the Zanu- PF.
South Africa: 12 People Arrested After Violent Clashes in Klerksdorp
Twelve people arrested for public violence and possession of suspected stolen goods in Pienaarsdorp, Klerksdorp, have appeared before the Klerksdorp Magistrate court on Monday and were granted R500 bail each, North West police said. This, after violence between taxi drivers and foreign nationals erupted in the town, which resulted in the torching of buildings and vehicles, police spokesperson Colonel Sabata Mokgwabone told News24. Mokgwabone said the suspects will appear again in court on Tuesday.
Namibia: Saints, Wanderers Take the Lead
By Helge SchützSaints and Wanderers took the lead in the Men and Women's Premier Leagues after matches in the Bank Windhoek Field Hockey League over the weekend. In the Men's Premier League, Saints made life difficult for themselves as they ground out a 1-0 victory over DTS. They missed numerous scoring opportunities, but a first half goal by Wian Schickerling gave them their second victory of the season, to go to the top of the log on seven points.
Nigeria: Exposing Children to Social Media Dangerous-Lawyer
An Ilorin-based legal practitioner, Mr Kolawole Alabi, has warned parents against exposing their children to social media, saying it could ruin their future. Alabi gave the warning in Ilorin on Wednesday while speaking with Newsmen. He said early exposure of children to social media often lead to inundating them with undue influences at an impressionable age.
South Africa: Civil Servant Goes to Prison for Stealing Farm
By Fred Kockott and Thabiso GobaA former state official entrusted with land claims and redistribution has been sent to prison for ten years for stealing a farm and livestock that had been awarded to a labour tenant family. Ten years after the Shabalalas were awarded the Ladysmith farm where they had lived and worked all their lives, they are still waiting for the government to transfer ownership to them and to provide assistance, in line with land reform policy.
South African Court Wants Probe Into Bashir's Departure
Opposition parties in South Africa have condemned the government on Tuesday for allowing Sudanese President Omar al- Bashir to attend the 25th African Union Summit and letting him… Read more » Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Deputy Minister Obed Bapela has called for the reform of the International Criminal Court (ICC), saying the court has lost its… Read more » South Africa: Deputy Minister John Jeffery - the Implications of the Attendance and Departure of President Omar...
Students Protest in Sudan's Capital
Students of several universities took to the streets on Sunday, 9 December, denouncing the killing of three Darfuri students from the University of Gezira.
Mali: President Appoints New PM
Photo: Facebook Former prime minister Cheick Modibo Diarra. Cape Town — Dioncounda Traoré, the interim Malian president, has accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Cheick Modibo Diarra, immediately appointing Django Sissoko to replace him, according to RFI. Diarra resigned with his cabinet hours after being arrested by military men acting on the orders of March coup leader Captain Amadou Haya Sanogo. The decree appointing Sissoko was aired on Malian state television on Monday night.
DR Congo Peace Talks Stall Again
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South Africa: The Necessity of Dealing With Ace Magashule
analysis By Stephen GrootesANC President Cyril Ramaphosa and Secretary-General Ace Magashule during the party's Limpopo provincial conference on June 24, 2018 in Polokwane. Photo by Gallo Images / Sowetan / Antoio Muchave The situation in the ANC has been difficult to balance or fully understand since the leadership contest result was announced at Nasrec. Still, Monday may go down as the day that saw Ace Magashule moving towards the "losers" corner.
South Africa: Harry Gwala District Officials to Appear in Court
press release At least 10 suspects aged between 20 and 48 are expected to appear in the Durban Specialised Commercial Crime Court today for fraud, corruption and money laundering. The suspects include five officials from Harry Gwala District municipality, four company directors and the husband of the official.
South Africa: MEC Desbo Mohono On Opening of National Parks Mahala Week
press release North West MEC for Tourism, Desbo Mohono has urged residents in the province to take advantage of the Parks Mahala Week to explore their own province. During the South African Parks Week, which runs from the 11 to 15 September, local parks will be open for free to all South Africans. MEC Mohono says this is an opportunity to drive domestic tourism in the province and residents should take full advantage of the Open Parks Week.
South Africa: Appeal for Community Assistance to Avert Gate-Motor Thefts
press release Police have noted with concern the spike on theft of the (gate-motors) in parts of Cambridge policing precinct. Police would want to believe that there are people perpetrating this spate of property theft. It is also our responsibility to educate the members of the community to practice proactive measures to prevent this crime.
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