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President Dr Lazarus Chakwera Wednesday led Malawians in paying last respect to 21 people who died in Chilobwe following the devastating effects of the Tropical Cyclone Freddy.

The 21 are among 225 people who have died since the onset of the Tropical Freddy on Friday last week.

In his eulogy at Naotcha Primary school ground in Blantyre, President Chakwera described the incident as a national tragedy.

President Chakwera then called for government departments, local and international organisations to come to alleviate the sufferings of the Tropical Cyclone Freddy survivors.

Speaking during the same funeral ceremony, District Commissioner for Blantyre, Alex Mdooko thanked President Chakwera for leading Malawians to pay the last respect to the 21 departed souls.

He said recent statistics indicate that Tropical Cyclone Freddy has so far affected and displaced 10,954 people in the district currently living in camps.

He said currently the district is receiving relief items from different organisations and government inclusive to meet the survivors’ basic needs.

The president also visited people affected by the cyclone in Manja, Ndirande and Nyambadwe camps in Blantyre.

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According to IMF report on economic forecasts on sub saharan BBC News Africa

IMF says Malawi economy will continue to tumble because of the obvious reasons. With a forecast of 2.5% in 2023, the economy can not create jobs for its graduates.

In nutshell, next year, there is nothing this country will create nothing to change economic situations of its people thereby inviting more troubles for the ruling Tonse Alliance government.

The State President of the Republic of Malawi His Excellency Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera assents to the Malawi Schools of Government Bill. SDI and MIM working as one.

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Chakwera removes Nachipanti off death row

President Lazarus Chakwera has reduced the death sentence of Jack Bandawe, also known as Nachipanti, to life imprisonment.

Read more at: https://malawi24.com/2022/08/18/chakwera-removes-nachipanti-off-death-row/

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Kizz Daniel says Malawians should expect a massive performance on August 27

Popular Nigerian singer Kizz Daniel says Malawians should expect a massive and powerful performance on 27th August at Lilongwe Golf Club.

Read more at: https://malawi24.com/2022/08/01/kizz-daniel-says-malawians-should-expect-a-massive-performance-on-august-27/

Police tell Biwi landlords to tighten security during demos

Police in Kawale have tipped landlords as well as owners of shops and warehouses at Biwi Industrial Site to hire young men to guard road network leading to the site during and after demonstrations this week.

Read more at: https://malawi24.com/2022/07/25/police-tell-biwi-landlord-to-tighten-security-during-demos/

76 people arested in Lilongwe as protests turn violent

Malawi Police have arrested 76 people over anti-judiciary protests in Lilongwe.

Meanwhile, Government spokesperson, Gospel Kazako, has described the protests as acts of lawlessness and has warned that the acts will not be tolerated.

Read more at: https://malawi24.com/2022/07/20/76-people-arested-in-lilongwe-as-protests-turn-violent/

Bingu anamwetsedwa poyizoni — Mutharika

Mtsogoleri wakale wadziko lino a Peter Mutharika ati mchimwene wawo malemu Bingu Wa Mutharika anachita kuphedwa pothililidwa poyizoni mu chakumwa chawo ndipo ati amawadziwa anthu omwe anachita izi.

Werengani nkhani yonse apa: https://malawi24.com/2022/07/17/bingu-anamwetsedwa-poyizoni-mutharika/

Bingu was poisoned – Peter Mutharika

Former President Peter Mutharika has alleged that his brother, former President Bingu wa Mutharika who died in office, was poisoned.

Read more at: https://malawi24.com/2022/07/17/bingu-was-poisoned-mutharika/