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Chakwera captured with his Assemblies of God friends Things are literally falling apart for President Lazarus Chakwera who is now being accused of favouritism and nepotism by his own Malawi Congress Party (MCP). Chakwera is under heavy fire from his own party for allegedly giving lucrative government positions to Malawi Assemblies of God Church Elders. In a statement which Malawi Voice has seen, a group calling itself Second Liberation of Malawi Nation has since threatened vigils across the cou...

English By Lameck Masina Share on Facebook Print this page BLANTYRE - Malawian President Lazarus Chakwera says he is saddened by statistics showing a recent spike in coronavirus infections in the country. In a Sunday radio address, he announced he was starting a 21-day fast to seek divine intervention into the pandemic that is on the rise again. Health experts say the situation needs more than prayers. Malawi has recently seen a surge in coron...

As a way of complimenting government efforts in reforestation and the mitigation of climate change effects, both students and members of staff from Malawi Assemblies of God University (MAGU) have planted about 300 trees at Nsaru Secondary School in Lilongwe. Tree planting exercise MAGU lecture Msiska planting a tree Speaking during the exercise recently, lecture in environmental studies Edwin Msiska said as MAGU they do realize their responsibility in conserving and doing justice to the environ...

December 18, 2020 Nyasa Times Reporter 3 Comments Evangelical Association of Malawi (EAM), an umbrella body of 122 evangelical churches,  has a new executive following elections that took place on Thursday which saw the election of Archbishop Mark Kambalazaza of Charismatic Redeemed Ministries as its news chairperson. Kambalazaza: Elected new EAM chairperson Kambalazaza, a former Catholic Church priest, has replaced Reverend Dr. Chatha Msangaambe of Nkhoma CCAP Synod during the electio...

The elections took place in Dowa at the end of the association’s Annual General Meeting. Dr. Maggie Madimbo, who is Vice Chancellor of the African Bible College, has been elected as vice president, replacing Rev. Dr. Madalitso Mbewe. Archbishop Kambalazaza said he will make sure that the association remains non-partisan while providing constructive criticism on issues affecting the citizenry. Mr. Fletcher Moyo retained his post of Treasurer while Reverend Matilda Matabwa, who is Secretary Gen...