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A Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) officer and his other two friends from the Immigration Department officer, are reported to have died on Wednesday night after the car they were travelling in plunged into a flooded river whose bridge had been washed away by strong rain water flow in Karonga. MRA Head of Corporate Affairs, Steven Kapoloma could only confirm the deaths of the MRA officer and the other two but could not yet identify their man nor the other victims. Reports are that the three, who were stationed at Songwe Border, drove to Karonga Boma and on their way back at night they failed to ...

President Chakwera to Choose New Leader For Tumbukas; Paramount Chief Chikulamayembe By Fiona Manda and Pilirani Samson Mzuzu, April 13, Mana: The Mzuzu High Court Tuesday nullified installation of Walter Mtima Gondwe as Paramount Chief Chikulamayembe in a case which Joseph Bongololo Gondwe claimed he was the rightful heir to the throne. In his judgment, the high court judge, Thomson Ligowe said the appointment and installation of Mtima Gondwe was unlawful, unconstitutional, and procedurally unfair as he was not appointed by State President. The court found that the appointment...

The High Court in Mzuzu has nullified the chieftaincy of Mtima Gondwe who was Paramount Chief Chikulamayembe of Rumphi District. Judge Thomson Ligowe describ

Mzuzu High Court has nullified the chieftaincy of Mtima Gondwe who was Paramount Chief Chikulamayembe of Rumphi District. Presiding over the case, Judge Thomson Ligowe described the appointment of Mtima as unlawful, unconstitutional and unprocedurally unfair. Passing the ruling, Judge Ligowe has acknowledged that Mtima will continue serving in an acting capacity while awating the country’s President to appoint another paramount chief. The case was brought to court for judicial review by Joseph Bongololo Gondwe, who claimed to be the right heir to the chieftaincy. In October 2019, the then M...

Mhango was until his conviction working as a watchman at Rumphi District Hospital. The court sitting before Magistrate Radson Gamariel heard from police prosecutor Andrew Singini that Mhango broke into the house of a woman who was his neighbour on November 24, 2020 at around 23: 00 hours. Mhango broke the door and entered into the house while the owner was asleep. Hearing the noise, the woman woke up. However, Mhango grabbed her on the neck while the other hand was touching her private parts. In an endeavour to rescue herself, the victim beat Mhango up. In retaliation, Mhango chopped her fing...