Malawi’s Strategic Fuel Reserves are running low, with stocks falling below daily consumption needs — reports Times 360 Malawi. According to the platform’s article, as of 22 September 2025, Lilongwe had 397,633 litres of petrol, Blantyre 549,695 litres, and Mzuzu 84,656 litres — totalling 1.03 million litres against the daily demand of 1.5 million. NOCMA […]
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Police in Lilongwe have arrested 19-year-old Yohane Mphatso after a church “deliverance” session at Zamkutu Zion Church turned tragic, leaving a 62-year-old woman dead. According to an article by MIJ FM, police spokesperson Hastings Chigalu, says the victim, Alena Banda, was severely whipped with a wooden stick during the ritual and later collapsed. She was
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Students who don’t pay back their Higher Education Loans will now be listed as defaulters in Malawi’s credit reporting system — making it harder for them to get bank loans. The Higher Education Students’ Loans and Grants Board (HELSGB) says the move targets former beneficiaries who are financially able to repay but haven’t done so.
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