Devil Street News Today

Police in Lilongwe have arrested two men, impersonating taxi operators for allegedly attacking and robbing unsuspected passengers in Lilongwe. Spokesperson f

Failure by some city and town councils to enforce by-laws has given birth to ‘illegal landlords’ who are collecting fees from motorcycle taxi operators. The ‘illegal landlords’ who are mostly vendors and shop owners charge the motorcycle taxis operators for parking on public land. Random interviews with motorcyclists in Lilongwe City and surrounding townships established

Police in Lumbadzi have arrested a 26 year-old man, Ishamel Daffor for allegedly attempting to traffic a 25 year-old woman from Malawi to Oman.

Malawi Immigration authorities in Lilongwe are keeping in custody a Tanzanian national, two Zimbabweans and a Nigerian national for illegal stay in the

A BRADFORD church established on ‘Devil Street’, with a congregation known as ‘ranters’, is celebrating its 200th anniversary.

The suspects were arrested last night in Falls, M1 Centre Point, Devil Street and Chitukuko. Police officers raided bars that were operating beyond 8 PM. The suspects have been charged in line with Presidential Taskforce on Covid-19 guidelines. They will appear in court next week to answer to their charges. Meanwhile, Lilongwe Police Station on Saturday met with bar owners to warn them against opening bars beyond the set time limit. LL Police Arrest 32 Bar Owners For Defying Covid-19 Guidelines...