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COCIMADIA fights for no Parliament, Government after 21st May, 2024

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By Vincent Gunde

Members of the Concerned Citizens in the Diaspora (COCIMADIA) and Malawians contributing to a radio listening programme in one of the local radio stations in Malawi, have vowed to work together as one to make sure that there should be no Parliament and government in Malawi after 21st May, 2024.

COCIMADIA and Malawians contributing to the radio programme have appealed to the MCP led Tonse Alliance government to start the process of respecting the country’s Republican Constitution so that the Malawi Electoral Commission (Mec) starts to make a new electoral calendar for the elections to be held on 21st May, 2024.

Chris Bulakwacha…we will fight in defense of the constitution for the good of Malawians

Malawians and COCIMADIA have assured each other that they will start making contributions of a little one has so that the money be used to obtain a court injunction stopping the Executive Branch and Legislative Branch of government from proceeding ruling the country after 21st May, 2024.

Malawians contributing to the radio programme said they are all aware that Judges and Magistrates will throw out their application saying that will be an entry point for COCIMADIA to seek legal opinions from either SADC, African Union or International Court of Justice (ICJ).

During the radio programme, Malawians have argued that the Republican Constitution is very clear that elections must be held every after 5 years reminding all that one year was done by Professor Mutharika and Chakwera was supposed to serve for a four-year term not 5 years.

Malawians have labelled the 23rd June, 2020 elections as not free, fair, transparent and credible claiming that the Tonse Alliance is in government today through a judicial coup arguing that 50+1 majority is not in the Republican Constitution.

They have warned the MCP led government on the need to have an interim or caretaker government if it insists that the elections be held in September, 2025 but Malawians will not allow them to cross the 21st May, 2024.

COCIMADIAs Chairperson Comrade Chris Bulakwacha, has assured Malawians to trust them claiming that no one has sent them for their decision of taking elections in Malawi to be presided by over by courts outside Malawi saying Malawi cannot be bought by any price.

“We will go with Malawians together until such a time that Malawi starts following and respecting its own laws adopted in 1994 to 2019 and we will not allow anyone to rape our constitution,” he said.

On his part, Comrade Bantu Saunders Jumah, has appealed to patriotic Malawians not to allow money, face, tribe to twist their minds from justice but standing together with their constitution observing that legally elections were held in Malawi in 2019 while that of 2020 was repeated not fresh elections.

Jumah said countries such as Mozambique, South Africa and Namibia have been going to the elections on the same calendar with Malawi wondering why Malawi in 2025 appealing to the people that if it is to go to the streets, let all Malawians go for the Police to finish them all to defend and safeguard their Republican Constitution.
“With money or not, the Malawi Parliament will be dissolved on 21st May, 2024, there will be no government, an interim or caretaker authority will oversee the Tripartite General Elections of 16th September, 2025,” Malawians writing on the wall.

Sulom release Super League Fixture

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By Staff Reporter

The Super League of Malawi, Sulom have released fixtures for the first round of this years TNM Super League.

The first week will see Dedza Dynamos hosting  the defending champions FCB Nyasa Big Bullets at Dedza Stadium as Silver Strikers will be facing Chitipa United at Silver Stadium on Saturday, April 6, 2024.

On Sunday 7th April, Mighty Mukuru Wanderers will be facing Kamuzu Barracks at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre and there will be a Karonga derby in Karonga between rookies Baka City and Karonga United.

Bullets wins NBS Bank Charity Shield after shootout win over Silver Strikers

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By McLloyd Kudzingo

Last season’s quadruple winners FCB Nyasa Big Bullets have won the Charity Shield for the seventh consecutive time after beating Silver Strikers 7-6 on post match penalties at the Bingu National Stadium on Saturday afternoon, after the match ended 0-0 in regulation time.

Goalkeeper Innocent Nyasulu was the hero of the day as he saved two penalties from Gift Chunga and Silver captain Chikondi Kamanga.

During the shootout, Duncan Nyoni had the chance to win it for the Central Bankers after Precious Sambani had missed the first spot kick for Bullets but the former Simba SC player was denied by the woodwork.

Bullets celebrating



Binwell Katinji, Innocent Shema, Chimwemwe Idana, Nixon Nyasulu,
McDonald Lameck and Emmanuel Muyira scored their spot kicks for Silver Strikers.

Bullets had their penalties scored through Hassan Kajoke, Precious Phiri, Ephraim Kondowe, Blessings Mpokera, Yamikani Mologeni and the debutant Collins Mujuru.

Ernest Petro missed the other spot kick for the People’s team.

It was a balanced encounter between last season’s top two teams in the TNM Super League with both sides creating numerous scoring opportunities but none of them managed to find the back of the net.

Silver had their first chance in the 15th minute through Duncan Nyoni but Bullets goalkeeper Innocent Nyasulu managed to save his cross before it reached another Silver player.

Silver started to dominate possession in the middle of the first half and they got their second  chance  through former Bullets midfielder Chimwemwe Idana but his shot hit the side bar.

The second half saw Bullets starting on a very high note but Silver’s goalkeeper George Chikooka who has just been signed from Chitipa United proved to be too good denying Chikumbutso Salima and Yamikani Mologeni some golden opportunities.

In the 79th minute Precious Phiri had a chance to break the deadlock but his powerful shot was again beautifully saved by Chikooka.

Gift Chunga almost won it for the Central Bankers towards the end of the match but his goal was ruled out for an offside by the referees.

The win means that Bullets have won the cup for the seventh successive time as they have been winning it since 2016.

For coach Kalisto Pasuwa, this will be his fourth Charity Shield to win since he joined the Ndirande outfit.

Man arrested for stealing national flags, poles valued at K540,000

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By Chisomo Phiri

A 22-year-old  Shadreck Medson is in police custody in Mulanje district for allegedly stealing six national flags and poles valued at K540,000 at Nkhonya during a Memorial Service for Cyclone Freddy victims in the district.

President Lazarus Chakwera presided over the event.

According to South Eastern Region Police spokesperson Edward Kabango, the poles with national flags were erected along the way to Mulanje park Stadium.

Shadreck Medson

“After the function, the suspect together with his two friends who are at large stole six flags and poles all valued at K540,000,” says Kabango.

He adds that they instituted investigations and managed to arrest the suspect and have since recovered five poles with five flags.

Kabango says efforts are underway to recover the missing pole and flag and arrest the other suspects.

Medson will appear in court soon to answer theft charges.

He comes from Ngutuma Village in the area of Traditional Authority(T/A) Chikumbu in Mulanje.

Woman in police custody for killing unborn baby

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By Chisomo Phiri

A 33-year-old Mariam Sanudi from Chengondo village in the area of Traditional Authority(T/A) Kasumbu in Dedza is in police custody at Lumbadzi police station in Lilongwe for allegedly killing her unborn baby.

Lumbadzi Police Station Public Relations Officer(PRO) Sergeant Felix Kwinyani has told us that Sanudi is suspected to have performed the evil act as she was seen pregnant for the past 8 months.

Mariam Sanudi



According to Kwinyani, Elderly people in the village became suspicious as they saw her behaving as if she had given birth, hence reported the matter to police.

After interrogating the suspect, she admitted to have done the act and dumped the unborn baby along the Lumbadzi river.

Lumbadzi Health Centre’s postmortem results indicated that the death of the child was caused by forced labour.

The suspect will be taken to court very soon to answer the offence of killing an unborn child, contrary to section 231 of the Penal code.