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The courtroom was abuzz with excitement as a large group of supporters and fans of Malawian actor Phwedo packed the Principal Resident Magistrate's court. On the hearing of his case of sexual violence in Lilongwe. On 24 April, 2025. However, their enthusiasm proved too much for the courtroom, causing a disturbance that disrupted the proceedings.  In response, the court management made the decision to relocate the trial to the Chief Resident Magistrate's court, which offered more space to accommodate the crowd. As the news spreads, many are left wondering if the case is true or not. Phwedo, a well-known figure in Malawi, has garnered a significant following, and his fans were eager to hear his case.  Despite the chaos, the court management remained determined to ensure a fair trial, and the case would proceed in the new courtroom. The relocation of the trial was a necessary step to maintain order and decorum in the court. With the Chief Resident Magistrate's court offering a...

Guess who was among the 600 intellectuals who met with the president at the state lodge today🥳😅 we had a productive interface anyway 🤗 We had a delightful lunch and generous honorarium of 50,000 Malawi kwacha each person. Live long Mr president🫡🫂😂

Construction of M1 road  Malawi's ambitious road reconstruction projects are more than just asphalt and concrete, they represent a vital investment in the nation's future, paving the way for economic growth, improved connectivity, and enhanced quality of life. These infrastructure initiatives are designed to unlock Malawi's development potential and connect its people. Construction of M1 road  The Ministry of Transport and Public Works, under the leadership of Minister Jacob Hara, has emphasized the government's commitment to building a high-quality road network. This includes significant progress on the crucial M1 road, a vital artery connecting the north and south of Malawi, with 40% of the rehabilitation already complete. The M5, linking Kaphatenga to Benga, is also seeing substantial progress, now at 42% completion. These improvements are not merely cosmetic; they represent a fundamental shift in how Malawi connects, trades, and grows. The impact of these road proje...

 Peter Muthalika is 84 years old this year, next year he will be 85. Should he stand for elections?

As I wandered through the unfamiliar streets of Mzuzu, the sun beating down on my skin, I never imagined that a simple sight could bring me such joy. My friend,🫂 knowing my love for nature's wonders, led me to a hidden gem, a tranquil lake shimmering under the bright African sky. The water glistened like a thousand diamonds, reflecting the surrounding greenery in a mesmerizing dance of light and color. I stood there, speechless, as a gentle breeze carried the sweet scent of blooming flowers to my senses. In that moment, I felt a deep connection to the earth, to the beauty that surrounded me. My heart swelled with gratitude for this unexpected gift from nature. I couldn't help but smile, my soul uplifted by the serenity of the scene before me. The songs of birds in the trees, it was a symphony of life that filled me with pure, unadulterated joy.🥳 I whispered a silent thank you to the universe, for allowing me to witness such beauty, such magic. In that place, by that lake like...

 Those who left us in the forest has no right to know about what the Elephants did to us.