Joseph Mphiya
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Malawi’s ageing population raises new concerns - Malawi24 (opens the original)
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Living longer is becoming a growing challenge for thousands of older Malawians, as declining fertility and rising life expectancy reshape the country’s population.The shift is raising fresh concerns over healthcare, social protection and economic security for people aged 60 and above.The Ministry of Gender, Children and Disability says Malawi’s ageing population is steadily increasing and the trend is expected to continue in the coming decades.The Ministry says this will put pressure on systems
Macra faulted over Suleman's dismissal - Malawi24 (opens the original)
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The Industrial Relations Court has found that the Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (Macra) breached procedure when it dismissed former Director General Daud Suleman.This comes as in february this year MACRA Board of directors fired Suleman for undisclosed reasons Suleman has confirmed the court’s decision to local media.The court found that Macra was required by law to give Suleman an opportunity to be heard before terminating his employment.However, according to the ruling, Macra did
Truck shelter turns deadly - Malawi24 (opens the original)
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A search for a place to sleep ended in tragedy for a 42-year-old man after the truck he was using as temporary shelter caught fire in Area 49, Lilongwe.Kondwani Kaliyati had separated from his wife earlier this month and was looking for accommodation when his friend, Feroz Laher, offered him a flatbed truck to sleep in temporarily.Kanengo Police Station spokesperson Macfarlen Mseteka said Kaliyati entered the truck at around 7pm on Tuesday after buying a candle and mosquito coil.But about three
Court blocks Karim’s recall from Kuwait - Malawi24 (opens the original)
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Malawi’s ambassadorial row in Kuwait has taken a legal turn, with recalled ambassador Younos Abdul Karim securing a court order requiring government to continue treating him as the country’s serving envoy.The order directs the Attorney General, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Chief Secretary and the Embassy of Malawi in Kuwait to treat Karim as a serving ambassador pending further proceedings.The development follows a letter dated September 14, 2026, in which government directed Karim to return fro
Experts defends monkey control exercise - Malawi24 (opens the original)
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Zomba’s monkey invasion has reached a point where wildlife experts say leaving the animals alone could put people and property at risk.Environmental Expert Alufeyo Mwalukomo has defended the decision by authorities to conduct a monkey control exercise in selected residential areas of the old capital city.Recently Zomba City Council announced that the Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW) would conduct the monkey control exercise in Mangasanja, Mulungudzi and Old Naisi residential area
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