Malawi Snake Rescue has appealed to the public to stop killing snakes, saying they play a key role in the country’s ecosystem — according to an article by Times 360 Malawi. Times says the organization’s official, Anaclete Josen, made the call after a black mamba died during a rescue attempt in Lilongwe. The snake had […]
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Malawi’s creative scene has a rising star: Seany Mandala, aka Seany Films. From shooting short clips on his dad’s phone in primary school to becoming one of the country’s most popular videographers, Seany’s journey shows how passion grows into profession. He’s built his name by producing high-quality work, staying on top of trends, and telling stories that
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Police in Lilongwe have recovered an explosive device from a scrap metal dealer in Area 23. According to reports, police say the item was found at the dealer’s premises and was later confirmed by explosives experts to be a dangerous military explosive. The object has since been taken to Lilongwe Police Headquarters for safe custody.
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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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South African duo Thukuthela and Jazzworx have made history by breaking Kabza De Small’s record for the most No.1 songs in a single year on Spotify South Africa. Kabza set the bar back in 2021 with four hits — Adiwele, Banyana, Asibe Happy, and Abalele. But in 2025, Thukuthela and Jazzworx have raised the stakes
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The Malawi Bureau of Standards has shut down ZAMM Investment in Lilongwe for allegedly using expired raw materials to make its Cool Fizz soft drinks — according to an article by Zodiak. The article states MBS says it seized 10,000 litres of expired flavours — some dating back to 2023 — and accused the company
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The Malawi Film Association (FAMA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with local streaming platform Kweza to promote and distribute Malawian films. Under the agreement, Kweza will stream films recommended by FAMA, providing structure in the industry while offering filmmakers a platform to showcase their work to wider audiences. FAMA says the partnership marks
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Two Malawian civil society groups — Youth and Society (YAS) and the National Advocacy Platform (NAP) — have written to President Donald Trump, yep the US president, urging him to reconsider newly announced visa restrictions on Malawian travelers. The US government recently announced that, starting 20 August 2025, Malawians applying for B1/B2 visas will be required to post a bond of up to USD
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Malawian artists have officially expressed their concerns to the office of the Ombudsman, over alleged abuse of Copyright Fund grants by the Copyright Society of Malawi (COSOMA). According to Nation Publications, Ombudsman Grace Malera confirmed to them that her office has received the petition. The artists are questioning why Cosoma Board chairperson Bishop Chimwemwe Mhango and board
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Mpox cases are on the rise in Malawi. The Public Health Institute of Malawi says the country now has 72 confirmed cases, up from 64 in April — with Lilongwe leading at 49. According to an article by the Daily Times, other cases have been spotted in Machinga, Salima, Ntcheu, Likoma, Nkhatabay, Mzimba South, and Karonga. The
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