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16/11/2025

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Introducing yet another Brand Ambassador, representing Malawi.

13/11/2025

Leah Malekano has been apppointed Public Relations Officer (PRO) for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Congratulations Leah🥳🎊

Reported by Lilian Kadongola.

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13/11/2025

MALAWI🇲🇼WEATHER FORECAST FOR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW 14 NOVEMBER,2025.

Expect cloudy and warm conditions accompanied by scattered thunderstorms and rain which will be locally heavy,to persist due to unstable and moist easterly air mass.

Stay in safe and enclosed places when thunderstorms are nearby.The expected rains in some areas may cause localised flash flooding.Therefore,the public is advised to clear all drains and water channels to improve water flow.

Shire valley should expect warm and cloudy weather is expected tonight and during morning hours.cloudy and hot with localised rains in the afternoon with forecast temperatures of minimum 24 degrees celcius and maximum 33 degrees celcius in Ngabu.

Southern highlands should expect cloudy conditions with localised thunderstorms and rains tonight and during morning.Cloudy conditions with thunderstorms and rain to be locally heavy over some areas in the afternoon with forecast temperatures of minimum 18 degrees celcius and maximum 26 degrees celcius in Blantyre.

Central areas should expect cloudy conditions with Isolated rains tonight and during morning.windy and cloudy conditions with thunderstorms and rains over most areas in the afternoon with forecast temperatures of minimum 19 degrees celcius and maximum 26 degrees celcius in Lilongwe.

Lakeshore areas should expect occasionally windy and cloudy conditions with localised thunderstorms and rain which will be locally heavy tonight and during morning.Cloudy conditions with scattered thunderstorms and rain in the afternoon with forecast temperatures of minimum 23 degrees celcius and maximum 30 degrees celcius in Mangochi.

Northern areas should expect windy and cloudy conditions with isolated thunderstorms and rain which will be locally heavy tonight and during morning.Cloudy conditions with scattered thunderstorms and rain during the afternoon with forecast temperatures of minimum 17 degrees celcius and maximum 25 degrees celcius in mzuzu.

Reported by Lilian.

12/11/2025

HRDC’s Credibility Questioned as Political Tensions Resurface

Tuesday, November 11th, 2025
Capital City, Lilongwe, Malawi 🇲🇼

The once-influential Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) is facing renewed criticism over its credibility and political independence, with political analyst Thomas Chirwa accusing the organization of “failing Malawians” and acting as a mouthpiece for partisan interests.

Chirwa’s remarks follow a recent statement by the HRDC, signed by its chairperson Michael Kaiyatsa, which urged the government to urgently address persistent fuel shortages, power blackouts, and water supply challenges across the country.

In the statement, issued in both English and Chichewa, the HRDC accused the government of operating mwa mseri (secretively) and demanded that President Arthur Peter Mutharika publicly address the nation on the worsening economic crisis.

However, Chirwa dismissed the group’s concerns as politically motivated, arguing that the HRDC lost its moral authority long ago after allegedly aligning itself with the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) administration.

“Only ill-minded people will listen to what HRDC is saying, the HRDC leadership seems not to have listened to the State of the Nation Address. Everything they are demanding was clearly outlined by President Mutharika in Parliament.”said Chirwa.

He further claimed that the HRDC owes Malawians an apology for what he described as its role in “creating the very mess” it now seeks to condemn.

“They should first apologize before pretending to champion the same issues they helped create,” Chirwa added.

Once celebrated for mobilizing nationwide protests against corruption and poor governance, the HRDC has in recent years been accused of drifting from its watchdog role, with analysts and citizens alike questioning its neutrality.

The government has not yet issued an official response to the HRDC’s statement

Reported by Ephraim Mkali Banda

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11/11/2025

Power Global TV News Report
By Georgina Lowole

As Malawi prepares for the 2030 General Elections, the Malawi Electoral Commission has confirmed there will be no creation of new constituencies or wards ahead of the polls.

According to MEC spokesperson Sangwani Mwafulirwa, the decision follows the country’s new electoral laws, which stipulate that constituency and ward boundary reviews must only take place once every ten years.

Mwafulirwa explains that the last boundary review was conducted in 2022, meaning the next exercise is scheduled for 2032—two years after the upcoming elections.

As a result, the 17th September 2030 General Elections will proceed with 229 constituencies and 509 wards nationwide.

Mwafulirwa spoke elaborating on the Commission’s position and the legal framework guiding the electoral process.

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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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