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The clergy yesterday led their flock to the streets across the country to protest against any attempts to legalise same-sex relationships, saying any change to the laws should be through a referendum. In peaceful marches in the cities of Blantyre, Zomba, Lilongwe and Mzuzu as well as Mangochi Town, the protesters specifically petitioned President Lazarus
Archbishop Thomas Msusa of Archdiocese of Blantyre of the Catholic Church has appealed to well-wishers to support Cyclone Freddy survivors with building materials to enable them restart their normal life. He made the request on Thursday when he led the Catholic Development Commission in Malawi (Cadecom) in donating relief items to 262 families affected by
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Rule of Law, Good Governance Still a Challenge in Malawi - Bishop Msusa
Catholic Bishops in Malawi say it is baffling that the President of the Republic of Malawi was not aware of the operation to arrest Anti-Corruption Bureau