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The article discusses the sermons of Prophet Shepherd Bushiri, emphasizing his controversial financial teachings and influence in the evangelical movement in southern Africa.

The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives in Malawi has called for the immediate resignations of the Chief Justice and Attorney General due to allegations of corruption.

Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has criticized South Africa's Special Investigating Unit (SIU) for allegedly spreading false claims regarding his immigration status.

The Malawi government has initiated a new investigation into the Chikangawa military plane crash that resulted in the death of former Vice President Saulos Klaus Chilima and others.

Only 71 Members of Parliament attended the latest sitting in Malawi, while 159 were absent, raising concerns about absenteeism in the legislative body.

The Malawi Ministry of Lands has initiated a comprehensive land ownership audit to address disputes, illegal sales, and improve public revenue.

Over 1.3 million children in southern Malawi are being vaccinated against polio in response to a recent outbreak linked to a detected vaccine-derived virus.

Malawi has signed a strategic minerals agreement with a U.S. firm, raising concerns about transparency and long-term benefits for the country.

Authorities in Malawi thwarted a complex charcoal smuggling operation disguised as a funeral procession in the Chikwawa region.

Malawi police are investigating a case involving the smuggling of coal disguised as a funeral procession.

Authorities in Malawi are pursuing at least nine individuals accused of smuggling charcoal using a hearse disguised as a funeral procession.

Malawi's financial institutions are at odds over the true value of the Kwacha, leading to confusion in the business community.

A leadership crisis has escalated within the Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) in Malawi, leading to a power struggle and questions about the legitimacy of its current leadership.

MP Fredokiss Kalua is advocating for community-led development as he engages with constituents during his visits.

Malawi has commenced a polio vaccination initiative in Blantyre following the detection of the poliovirus in sewage samples.

Activist Onjezani Kenani praises President Mutharika's State of the Nation Address but expresses concerns about anti-corruption appointees.

The Malawi Judiciary has issued a statement defending its Supreme Court's ruling in favor of Finance Bank amid widespread public criticism and concerns over multi-billion kwacha payouts.

President Peter Mutharika highlights the government's efforts to combat hunger in Malawi after significant drops in maize prices due to state intervention.

High Court Judge Kenyatta Nyirenda ruled that Chief Secretary Justin Said acted illegally and beyond his powers, rendering his decisions void.

Shepherd Bushiri urges Malawian youth to abandon pride and actively seek work opportunities amid rising unemployment and living costs.

The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) warns that the Supreme Court's ruling to force the government to pay billions to Finance Bank will harm Malawians and worsen the economic crisis.

High Court Judge Kenyatta Nyirenda has condemned the Malawian media for incompetence and spreading propaganda, expressing frustration over their handling of a recent court case.

A contractor on the M1 Road rehabilitation project in Malawi has threatened to stop construction due to unpaid arrears totaling K2.4 billion.

A contractor in Malawi has announced plans to halt construction on the M1 Road project due to unpaid arrears of K2.4 billion, which could significantly delay the project.

The Lungu family has appealed a South African court ruling concerning the burial of former Zambian president Edgar Lungu amid asset forfeiture proceedings.

The family of former Zambian president Edgar Lungu has appealed a South African court ruling that ordered his remains to be repatriated to Zambia for burial amidst ongoing legal pressures regarding his assets.

Human Rights Watch has criticized several Southern African governments, including Malawi, for fostering a culture of human rights abuses and impunity.

A new report suggests that Generation Z, born between 1997 and 2010, has lower intelligence levels than previous generations, attributing it to their reliance on technology.

A burial in Rumphi, Malawi, was halted as family members took away the coffin of an elderly woman due to an unresolved dowry payment dispute.

The Reserve Bank of Malawi delays compensation for Finance Bank despite a Supreme Court ruling in its favor, awaiting a formal valuation of the damages.

Heavy rains have caused significant flooding in Malawi, displacing thousands and damaging vital agricultural lands.

Malawi's business owners protested against impending tax changes, leading to a delay in the new tax regime's implementation.

Malawi has improved its fuel stocks to last for 15 days but continues to face a persistent fuel crisis despite government efforts to increase supplies.

Malawi's young political activists often feel neglected and sidelined by elected leaders after election victories despite their significant efforts and investments.

In Malawi, young political activists feel disillusioned as their efforts during elections are often overlooked by the leaders they support once the elections are won.

Malawi's fuel reserves are currently at a critically low level, capable of lasting only 15 days, despite efforts from the government to stabilize supply.

Malawi's fuel reserves are down to a 15-day supply, a situation not seen in five years, prompting officials to assure progress in stabilizing fuel management.

Archaeologists have identified one of the oldest examples of human cremation, dating back approximately 9,500 years, near a mountain in Malawi.

The Leader of the Opposition in Malawi, Simplex Chithyola Banda, criticizes Speaker Sameer Suleman for not adequately protecting MPs after the police arrested two during Parliamentary meetings, leading to demands for action from the Inspector General of Police.

Three former senior officials in Malawi have been arrested in connection with a corruption investigation involving significant public funds and alleged fraud in the fertiliser and tobacco sectors.

Malawi has announced a polio outbreak, marking a second wave of resurgence since the initial crisis in 2022, prompting concerns for public health, especially among children.

The Malawi government has declared a polio outbreak after the virus was found in toilet samples from Blantyre, echoing fears from the previous outbreak in 2022.

Washington is seeking to counter Moscow's influence in three countries where Russian military personnel are present, according to BBC.

Weather experts in Malawi warn that a severe dry spell is threatening to escalate a food and economic crisis, potentially impacting millions in the southern region.

A 9,500-year-old fire incident in Malawi provides new insights into prehistoric death practices.

Malawi is embroiled in a bizarre custody battle over four trained guard dogs between the outgoing president Lazarus Chakwera and the newly elected president.

The Government of Malawi has announced the abolition of basic fees in public secondary schools effective January 1, 2026, aiming to enhance access to education.

Tunisian media expressed deep regret after the national team was eliminated from the Africa Cup of Nations following a penalty shootout loss to Mali in the Round of 16.

Archaeologists have discovered the oldest evidence of a cremation ceremony in Africa, dating back 9,500 years, involving the deliberate cremation of a short-statured adult woman in Malawi.

A 9,500-year-old cremation pyre in Malawi is believed to be the world's oldest containing adult remains, shedding light on ancient hunter-gatherer societies.