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09/11/2025

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08/11/2025

08/11/2025

Chihana Pushes Urban Agenda: Mzimba Tipped for Municipal Status to Spur Northern Growth

Saturday, November 8th, 2025 | Mzimba | Northern Region, Malawi 🇲🇼

Second Vice President of the Republic of Malawi 🇲🇼 Enock Chihana says the government is charting a new development path for Mzimba District, with plans to elevate it to municipal status and implement major infrastructure projects aimed at redefining its role in the Northern Region’s economy.

Speaking during an interface meeting with traditional leaders, business representatives, and officials from M’mbelwa District Council on Saturday, Chihana said the initiative seeks to position Mzimba as a strong urban and commercial complement to Mzuzu City.

“We are looking at Mzimba not just as a district, but as a future municipality capable of driving industrial and social progress in the North,” said Chihana.

“The construction of Mombera University, the upgrading of Mzimba District Hospital, and the completion of M’mbelwa Stadium are part of this broader modernization vision.”

He noted that attaining municipal status would attract increased funding, enhance governance autonomy, and open up new investment opportunities for the district.

M’mbelwa District Council’s Director of Education and Sports, Bridget Nungu, welcomed the plans but urged the government to fast-track stalled development projects. She cited the delayed Mombera University and M’mbelwa Stadium projects as major concerns, warning that inefficiencies caused by scattered council offices were affecting service delivery.

Paramount Chief M’mbelwa V also supported the proposed elevation but called on authorities to address persistent challenges such as poor road networks, food insecurity, and chieftaincy disputes in Mzikubola.

“Our people need peace and infrastructure that works. Development cannot take root amid conflict and poor mobility,” the Paramount Chief said, emphasizing the need for timely fertilizer distribution before the onset of rains.

He expressed optimism that Mzimba’s transition to a municipality could mark the beginning of a new era of investment, trade, and social transformation for the Northern Region.

Reported by Ephraim Mkali Banda

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07/11/2025

ZIMBABWEAN OPPOSITION READER ARRESTED.

Zimbabwean opposition leader, Job Sikhala, arrested in Pretoria, South Africa, allegedly for possession of explosives.

His supporters believe it is a made-up case. When Sikhala launched his book in Johannesburg earlier this year, a Zanu PF card-carrying member believed to be an operative of the dreaded Zimbabwean spy agency, the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO), was caught transmitting information to his superiors.

Reported by Lilian Kadongola.

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06/11/2025

KAMKWAMBA MOVED.

The Government has moved Kamkwamba Kumwenda, the Chief Executive Officer of the Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM), to the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS).

In a letter from the Chief Secretary, Justin Saidi, the government has said the move is due to an urgent demand of the service.

Kumwenda will now serve as a lecturer at the university.

According to the letter, Kumwenda will remain an employee of ESCOM during this period and will continue to receive his full salary and benefits.

Reported by Lilian Kadongola.

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06/11/2025

Power Global Holding Limited and Taviti Group International made One Million Kwacha Donation towards Queens in Pink Breast Cancer ♋️ Awareness Campaign that was held on Saturday, November 1st, 2025 at Bingu International Conference Center Umodzi Park during the events that was organized by Diary of A Young Lady, DOYL in collaboration with Power Global Media House Limited, Maravi Investment Firm, Chicha Fashions, Kamuzu Central Hospital and other organizations and entities

The initiative was organized to raise awareness on the importance of early Breast Cancer ♋️ screening and treatment in which a big walk was organized from the Kamuzu Central Hospital Cancer Centre to the Bingu International Conference Center Umodzi Park in the Capital City of Lilongwe, Malawi 🇲🇼 where The Vice President of the Republic of Malawi 🇲🇼 Dr. Jane Ansah was the guest of honor and addressed the audience

Maravi Entertainment Management Firm International King and Queen of Comedy, Alufisha Chinangwa and Sue Mchekeya besides, International Recording Artist, Vang Viee performed before the audience to highlight the importance of early protection and detection of the fatal disease that has terrorized communities and massively affected families across the globe

Chicha Fashions presented the Fashion Show to raise awareness on Breast Cancer ♋️ Campaign whereas emphasis on prevention and treatment besides highlighting the survivors of Breast Cancer stories. Martha Lupunga, Power Global Media House Limited Brand Ambassador, Power Global Media House Director of Media Production, Mr. Misheck Thawi and Chief of Staff, Chief Mlolo, Ellena Chakuamba graced the occasion besides Power Global Media House Journalists Ms. Elywin Chighali Mhango and Lilian Kadongola and Maravi Investment Firm Brand & Marketing Executive, Ms. Chisomo Estere Chitembeya, accordingly whom presented the Donations to Ms. Esther Kabamba, Chief Executive Officer of Diaries of A Young Lady Foundation and events organizer received the Donations on behalf of the Organization and the Kamuzu Central Hospital

There was a poem presented by Diaries of A Young Lady and other activities as the Malawi 🇲🇼 Defense Forces Band. Victoria Fashion Goals, Zodiak Broadcasting Station, Umodzi Park we’re part of the organizing team and sponsors of the events

Reported by Lucy C.K. Chitembeya

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04/11/2025

EXTENDED LOAD SHEDDING DUE TO POWER SUPPLY CONSTRAINTS.

Electricity supply corporation of Malawi advises its valued customers in Group B of the load shedding schedule that load shedding hours are currently being extended due to reduced power supply capacity.

This is as a result of the major hydro power supplier carried out corrective maintenance of a power generation unit and eventually experienced challenges to restore the same in time. This resulted in a further reduction in generation capacity.

Consequently, the load shedding duration has been extended. As at 21:05 customers in Group B were still to be restored with power supply.

Escom sincerely regret the inconvenience this situation has caused and appreciate your understanding as efforts are being made to restore normal power supply.

Reported by Lilian Kadongola.

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02/11/2025

Mr. Malawi 2025 Competition Faces K20 Million Deficit

Sunday, November 2nd, 2025
Capital City, Lilongwe, Malawi 🇲🇼

The Bodybuilding and Fitness Association of Malawi (BFAM) is facing a significant funding challenge as it prepares to host the 2025 Mr. Malawi bodybuilding competition. With a total budget of K25 million, the association has so far raised only K5 million, leaving a deficit of K20 million.

BFAM spokesperson Mphatso Nkuonera revealed that the event, scheduled to take place at the Kamuzu Institute for Sports (KIS) in Lilongwe, requires substantial funding to cover prize awards, accommodation for athletes, advertising, and other key expenses.

"We urge well-wishers to support the event in order to meet its expectations," Nkuonera said. "We need this money to ensure that the competition is successful and that we can provide a platform for our athletes to showcase their talents."

The competition will feature four main categories: Open Senior Bodybuilding, Juniors Bodybuilding, Men's Physique, and Ladies Fitness. Twelve athletes are expected to participate in each category. Some notable athletes, including Zachaeus Phiri and Alpha Chilongola, are expected to compete, while veterans like Isaac Mwangonde, Brown Gondwe, and Henry Masitala will make guest appearances.

BFAM President Benny Phiri appealed for support, highlighting the association's efforts to shape more bodybuilders who can compete on international stages. "We encourage all local gym athletes in the country to gather courage and participate in the national event," Phiri said.

Some sponsors have already come on board, including Chibiso Motors, which contributed K500,000, Kenneth Nyakamera from South Africa, who donated K400,000, and James Daud, who contributed K1.2 million.

The event's theme, "Healthy Citizens for a Healthy Malawi," emphasizes the importance of promoting fitness and well-being in the country. With the right support, BFAM is confident that the 2025 Mr. Malawi tournament will be a success.

Reported By Elywin Chighali Mhango

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