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MCA student drowns in Lake Malawi
A 21-year-old Malawi College of Accountancy student has died after drowning in Lake Malawi where he along with other students went for a trip, police say.
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Police arrest four over theft of ESCOM transformer
The Malawi Police Service has arrested four criminals for vandalizing and stealing ESCOM property.
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Government asks FDH Bank to refund 10 Billion Kwacha
The Director of Public Prosecution Dr Steve Kayuni has asked FDH bank to refund K10.4 Billion the bank received from the Reserve Bank of Malawi, suspected to be proceeds of a financial crime.
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State to appeal acquittal of Ntcheu man
The Director of Public Prosecution Dr Steve Kayuni says the state will file an appeal against a ruling by Ntcheu Senior Resident Magistrate Joshua Nkhono who acquitted Vincent Dzimadzi on charges of an act intended to cause grievous harm.
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Court rebuffs criminal calls against Chizuma
Blantyre Chief Resident Magistrate Jean Kaira has dismissed an application by Forum for National Development- FND and another person to commence a criminal trial against Martha Chizuma, Director General of Anti-Corruption Bureau.
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Anti-corruption demonstrations today
A human rights pressure group called Citizens Against Impunity and Corruption will today hold demonstrations against growing corruption meant to challenge authorities address the vice.
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Jolam Nkhokwe retires!
A renowned meteorologist Jolam Nkhokwe, has today announced his retirement from the civil service.
Until his retirement, Nkhokwe worked as the Director of the Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services.
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Bvumbwe police torching: Toll of suspects reach thirty-three
The total number of people arrested in connection with the torching of Bvumbwe Police Sub Station has now risen to thirty-three after police have arrested five more people.
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