Malawi frees all witches from jail
Published on January 21, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
Liviness Elifala and her friend Margaret Jackson, of Lodzanyama Village, Traditional Authority Ntema in Lilongwe, have not been home for […]
Year: 2013
Trust in politicians is vanity
Published on January 21, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
The Consumers Association of Malawi (Cama) on Thursday took to the streets to protest against the rising cost of living. […]
Obama Inspires Brother To Run For Office In Kenya Elections
Published on January 20, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
U.S. President Barack Obama’s message of hope and change has inspired his half-brother Malik to launch a political career of […]
No Cause to Press the Panic Button – New DPP Governor assures supporters
Published on January 20, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
Former ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has made its position clear that it still enjoys massive support in the northern […]
Malawi slips to 114 on Fifa rankings
Published on January 19, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
Free-falling coach-less Flames continue tumbling on Coca-Cola Fifa rankings and the latest statistics show that they are now on position […]
Electoral Commission optimistic of peaceful election in 2014
Published on January 19, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
The Electoral Commission says it is determined that the 2014 tripartite elections will be successful and will act as a […]
Families in Blantyre Cholera-prone areas ‘Chlorined’
Published on January 19, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
At least 15,000 households in Cholera prone townships of Bangwe and Ndirande in Malawi’s commercial city Blantyre will receive chlorine […]
Consumers in Malawi make history, peaceful protests despite govt propaganda
Published on January 19, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
As the sun set and the day closed on Thursday, it marked one of the memorable chapters of modern Malawi […]
Zuma officially openes the 29th Africa Cup of Nations
Published on January 19, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
South African President Jacob Zuma officially opened the 29th Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) soccer tournament at the National Stadium […]
57% of Malawians live in grass thatched house structures
Published on January 19, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
About 57 in every 100 Malawians live in grass thatched houses some 49 years after independence, a study has revealed. […]
Peoples Party abusing public resources
Published on January 19, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
Ruling People’s Party (PP) has gone against its word and is now exploiting public resources for political interests. CAMA’s Kapito […]
Malawi’s Kayelekera uranium mine output jumps to 21%
Published on January 19, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
Kayelekera Mine (KM) output jumped 20.9 percent in the quarter ending December 2012, Paladin Energy Limited, owners of the mine […]
Malawi’s urgent window of feminist opportunity
Published on January 18, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
If you don’t know about President Joyce Banda, now’s the time to introduce yourself. Banda, named one of the eight […]
Government extends Mkango’s exploration licence
Published on January 18, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
Capital Hill has extended the Exclusive Exploration Licence (EPL) for Mkango Resources Limited, the company searching for rare earth metals […]
Malawi and Kenya to reopen resident diplomatic missions
Published on January 18, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
Kenya and Malawi have resolved to establish resident Diplomatic Missions in Lilongwe and Nairobi as a matter of priority as […]
AmeriCares Responds to Urgent Aid Request from Malawi President
Published on January 18, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
AmeriCares is delivering emergency medical aid to Malawi in response to an urgent plea for help from President Joyce Banda. […]
Malawi open for investment in mining – Minister
Published on January 18, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
The government of Malawi was looking to reposition the country from an agricultural hub to an emerging mining economy, Natural […]
Flooding compounds hunger fears in Malawi
Published on January 18, 2013 by FACE OF MALAWI
Several months of heavy rains in Malawi are threatening to undo any gains that farmers in the south may have […]