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Female preacher arrested for wounding disabled man in attempt to heal his legs through prayers

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By Chisomo Phiri

Police in Chiradzulu are keeping in custody 74-year-old female gospel preacher Jessie Window for allegedly wounding an elderly man with disabilities in an attempt to straighten his legs through prayers.

According to Eastern Region Police Spokesperson, Edward Kabango,the suspect was picked up from Chiradzulu district hospital last night, where she was cheering on the victim, Abel Manyamula, 70, who is currently admitted to the hospital.

Jesse Window

“The  incident happened earlier this week when the suspect went to the victim’s Mangilani village,Traditional Authority Ntchema in the district, for some overnight players,” says Kabango.

Jessie Window comes from Nyandero Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Malemia in Nsanje district, while the victim  Abel Manyamula hails from Mangilani Village, Traditional Authority(T/A) Ntchema in Chiradzulu.

Women urged to end suicide, GBV cases in Lumbadzi

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By Chisomo Phiri

Officer In-charge for Lumbadzi Police Station Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police (SACP) Micklina Medi, has urged women in her jurisdiction area to play a pivotal role in ending suicide, mob justice and Gender Based Violence(GBV) cases.

She said this on Saturday at Chinkhuti CCAP under Nkhoma Synod in Dowa during the zonal women’s world day of prayer.

Medi bemoaned the tendency of some women who are perpetrators of the aforementioned cases to immediately halt the vices.

“Extra marital affairs, jealousy and gossiping should not being condoned in our families,” Medi advised.

Medi further tackled on the emotional and financial violence which among others she cited an example of Bank nkhonde shares as one of the element fuelling suicide cases amongst men.

On this, she advised women to engage their husbands when joining and obtaining loans.

Women from all churches in Lumbadzi attended the prayers which were under the theme “I beg you, bear with one another in love”.

Deputy Minister of Health Honourable Halima Daudi who was a guest of honour at the event read the book of Ephesians 4:1-7.

Two Chinese nationals suspected to have assaulted  their employee out on bail

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By Chisomo Phiri

Senior Resident Magistrate Court in Chikwawa has on Saturday released on bail two Chinese nationals suspected to have assaulted one of their employees Silaj Maluwa, 37, on suspicion that he  stole fuel at Sinohydro construction company where he works as a machine operator.

The two are Allen Cheng, 37, and Peng Yongqia, 35.

State prosecutor Dalirani Kalanguka asked the court to give the too tough bail conditions considering the grievous harm cause to the claimant and that they might escape the country as they are not citizens of Malawi.

But legal counsel for the suspects Matandika argued that the two are currently not in good health after their experience in the police cells saying they are already struggling to walk hence the need to grant them bail.

Meanwhile, Senior Resident Magistrate Byson Masonga granted the two bail with conditions that they pay K1 million Kwacha each and a surety of K3 million kwacha from two contact persons.

The court  since then adjourned the case to  May 17,2024  after the two denied accusations levelled against them.

Jumah says USA travel bans a huge blow to Malawi Government

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By Vincent Gunde

President and Commander in Chief of Muvi wa Chilungamo Revolutionary Party (MRP) Bantu Saunders Jumah, has described sanctions imposed by the United States Government not to allow entry into the country Malawi’s corrupt public officials as a huge blow to President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera.

Jumah said some of the public officers banned not to enter USA are Principal Secretaries serving in the MCP led Tonse Alliance government making President Chakwera to be ashamed of presiding over a corrupt government.

Bantu Saunders Jumah

He has asked the US ambassador to Malawi to include the ban to 84 suspects whose names were submitted to President Chakwera by the ACB chief Martha Chizuma, Mercedes Benz gate and other gates to be added on the list of travel bans.

Speaking through his face book page followed by millions of people in Malawi and Africa, Jumah has advised US President Joe Biden travel bans will have no meaning to Malawians if they don’t include 84 corrupt public officers named in the ACB’s Report.

Jumah has pleaded with President Joe Biden to lobby his allies such as Britain, Germany, Italy, Spain and all European countries to issue travel bans to Malawian corrupt public officers so that corruption by politicians and senior government officials is dealt with once and for all.

He has appealed to the US Government and its allies to freeze assets and bank accounts of corrupt public officers in all foreign countries saying this is one way of telling the international community that sanity has been restored in Malawi.

The MRP President has asked the Government of Malawi to fire all corrupt public officers named in the US travel bans, all involved in Zuneth Sattar gate, Mercedez Benz and all other gates to send a strong message to the world that Malawi is not condoning corruption anymore.

“Let’s use patriotic minds, there is no way to keep corrupt public officers in government, government picture has been dented by corruption which is high among politicians and top government officials,” said Jumah.
He has appealed to Malawian workers working in the USA Embassy in Lilongwe to be patriotic to their country by telling the US Ambassador of the people who are continuing destroying the country through corruption practices to be added on the list of travel bans.

On a sad note, Jumah has condemned in strongest terms possible the buying of activists by the MCP led government observing that this tendency will influence future activists to join activism under the influence of money saying this will breed chaos in Malawi.

Wanderers Reserve beat Bullets Reserve to reach Kavina Bonanza final

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By Durrell Namasani

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers Reserve are through to the finals of Kavina K1 Million Ipite Bonanza after beating FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Reserve 4-3 on post-match penalties.

The match which was played at Champion Stadium on Saturday afternoon, ended goalless in regulation.

The Junior Nomads will face Ekhaya FC on Sunday afternoon at the same venue.