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Atupele Muluzi to became a Pan African Business Executive

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By Durrell Namasani

Former President of the United Democratic Front (UDF) who has recently resigned from the role and politics all together has for the first time spoken of what his future plans are. Atupele has said his next move is to become a Pan African Business Executive.

Writing on his Facebook page, Atupele, son of Former President Bakili Muluzi wrote “Friends – I have left politics to transition into a Pan-African business executive.Together with global business partners we intend to immediately lead in kick starting a mini-industrial and economic revolution for the progress and development of Malawi.”

Atupele Muluzi

Atupele also told his followers that he is open to ideas from anyone interested to engage him

“I am open to your ideas, new strategies and we look forward to working with you. Please feel free to inbox me or post on my page. Alternatively you can e-mail: austinmuluzi@yahoo.co.uk. We will be in touch!”

Few days ago UDF released a statement that it’s Leader Atupele has retired from active Politics. Lilian Patel has so far been elevated to the role of Acting Leader of the Party

Respect for Martse from President Chakwera as he takes time to visit and console the family

By Staff Reporter

President Chakwera who has just arrived in the country from Equatorial Guinea where he went for the African Union Summit made it a priority to go an visit the family of the late rapper Martse to condole them on the untimely death of the youngster.

Accompanied by the First Lady, Monica, President Chakwera arrived at the Nkhata residence in Likuni, Lilongwe at 17:45pm on Sunday.

President Chakwera arriving to console Martse Family.



He was welcomed by Minister of Youth and Sports Richard Chimwendo Banda, Homeland Security Minister Jean Sendeza and other government officials.

Martse died on Monday, May 23 at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre after the house he was sleeping in, was gutted down by fire in Monkey Bay.

He had sustained serious multiple burns in the process.

Martse was laid to rest on Wednesday May 25 at Area 18 Cemetery in Lilongwe after an emotional farewell service at Civo Stadium

TNM Super League:
Nomads bounce back to beat Red Lions 2-1

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By Staff Reporter


Mighty Mukuru Wanderers came from behind to grab three points in the ongoing TNM Super League, beating Red Lions 2-1 at Kamuzu Stadium on Sunday

In the first half, both teams failed to capitalise on scoring chances and it ended goalless.

The Nomads succumbed to the pace and pressure from the Zomba-based soldiers in the 56th minute when Andrew Biyo gave his team the much-deserved lead.

Wanderers quickly responded through former Nyasa Big Bullets striker Chiukepo Msowoya who equalised just three minutes after the Lions’ goal.



Another former Bullets player, Muhammad Sulumba scored the winner for the Lali Lubani boys as he headed-in a Stanley Sanudi corner in the 62nd minute.

Despite the win the Nomads remain third on the log table with 22 points from 11 games while Red Lions are on position 12 with 12 points having played the same number of games as Wanderers.

At Mpira Stadium, Civil Service United relied on Bashir Maunde’s 75th minute spot kick to beat Mighty Tigers 1-0 and snatch the much needed three points away from home.

Elsewhere, Karonga United were 2-1 home winners against TN Stars in a match that was played at Karonga Stadium.

The home side scored through Ramadan Mtafu and Josiah Duwa while Alexander Cosmas pulled one back for the visitors.

TNM Super League:
Bullets extend lead at the summit after beating Silver Striker 3-1

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By McLloyd Kudzingo


Nyasa Big Bullets surged four points clear at the top of the TNM Super league as they proved far too strong for Silver Strikers, beating them 3-1 at Kamuzu Stadium on Saturday.

Bullets who are yet to test defeat this season were on top once Patrick Mwaungulu find the target on 12 minutes with a beautifully taken free kick curving the ball past Silver’s goalkeeper Charles Thom.

Babatunde Adepoju increased Bullets lead at 17 minutes after receiving a cross from Mwaungulu before the Nigerian converted a penalty 6 minutes later to cap off a superb performance by the home side.

The central bankers pulled on back through Stain Davie just a minute before the end of the match after a defensive lapse on the part of the home side.

In another match played on Saturday Mafco FC thrashed Rumphi United 3-nil at Chitowe Stadium.

The Salima-based soldiers relied on Dan Chimbalanga’s goal and Peter Kasonga’ brace to secure maximum points and move to from position 8 to sixth position on the log table.

Blue Eagles and Kamuzu Barracks played out to a goalless draw in a match that was played at Nankhaka Stadium in Lilongwe.

The draw means the Eagles have now played three consecutive games without victory and they are on position two with 28 points.

Babatunde Adepoju is now the leading scorer in the league after scoring seven goals followed by Silver Striker’s Stain Davie and Trouble Kajani of Rumphi United who have so far scored six goals each.

Clouds of uncertainty continues over Bingu’s unexplained wealth

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By Staff Reporter

From rags to riches.This description fits the fallen third President of the republic of Malawi Bingu Wa Mutharika.Bingu became an overnight billionaire in his stint stint in power raising eyebrows on how he got the wealth

According the Nation newspaper,Bingu’s wealth was valued at MK150 million when he as assumed power in 2004,but his forfune suged to MK61 billion the time of his death in 2012 raisimg some eye blows to how he acquired the fortune.The delopment prompted some people to raise the flag to ACB to conductive investigations on the matter.

Nine years later,time spanning from 2022 to 2022 no probe has been done by the graft body

The Late Bingu Mutharika



According to the reports by the Nation newspaper,the ACB reported in 2019 that the investigations on the matter stalled because of the missing information the body obtained from Bingu’s offshore accounts on the matter

“However,our investigation shows that the ACB probe stalled after the graft busting body announced in 2019 that the information it obtained from Bingu’s offshore bank account in Jersey Island went missing.”

Wrote the Nation:According the information from Standard Bank Jersey Limited ,Bingu opened a joint Optimum Account number 58099848 with his daughter Duwa Mutharika Mubaira.The reports alleged that the former Bingu stashed cashi in foreign countries including the Jersey Island.Bingu was also rumoured to have properties in the United States of America,the United Kingdom (UK) and Zimbabwe

While acknowldging the receipt of information from the ACB,Director of Public Prosecution Steve Kayuni said he is yet receive a request from the ACB to write the Jersey Island to release the details on the matter

“There has not been official communication from ACB that the information is missing.This is unfortunate.We hope that it will be sorted ou..Normally,Malawi has to re-process the request for authorities of New Jersey Bank to release the details.”Said Kayuni

The controversial former head of state died suddenly in April 2012 from cardiac arrest.He left when the broken economy resuilting from the scarcity of forex and shortage of fuel.