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Barber arrested for stealing 14 cell phones in Mzimba*

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By Chisomo Phiri

A 27-year-old Mickson Kwenda is in police custody at Jenda in Mzimba on suspicion that he stole 14 cellphones of his clients at his barbershop.

Jenda police station Public Relations Officer (PRO) Macfarlane Mseteka has confirmed of the development saying Kwenda was employed on August 1, 2023 as a barber and, three days later, he received 14 cellphones for charging.

“Around lunch time Kwenda told his boss Emmanuel Shaba to buy chips. Taking advantage that Shaba was away, Kwenda took all the 14 phones and vanished. The phones were valued at K1.6 million.

“The matter was reported both at Jenda Police station Jenda roadblock. Acting on the information Jenda police through the roadblock apprehended the suspect and all 14 cellphones were immediately recovered from him,” says Mseteka.

He says therefore, Kwenda has been charged with theft by servant which is contrary to section 286 of the penal code and he will appear before court soon.

Mickson Kwenda hails from Kapola village, Traditional Authority (TA) Kaomba in Kasungu district.

K Banton releases the most anticipated single ‘Adani’ featuring his brother Shammah Vocals

By Staff Reporter


Rapper K Banton has released his long awaited single titled ‘Adani’ featuring his elder brother Shammah Vocals.

The song which has been produced by Macia was released on Monday evening and was premiered inside Made On Monday program on MBC Radio 2 FM

All the verses have been done by K Banton and the chorus has been beautifully crafted by Shammah Vocals.

Part of the song’s Chorus goes….

“Amakondwerera ndikagwa
Zikamandiyendera amasowa Mtendere/
Amanditcherera misampha/
Samadziwa amandikondera Mulungu/….”

Commenting on Facebook, Wisdom Thomson thinks K Banton and Shammah’s collabo is so far the best this year.

“Best collabo Chaka chino nd iyiyi,” he wrote.

Another music follower, Phillip Saikonde wrote;

“Sounds so nice got to play it twice, wow this is the hit to listen to almost daily keep it up guys.”

Popular photographer Isaac Chigwati Chigwale thinks that the song is too good and advised the two to release an EP together.

He said, “Shamma Vocals and K Banton might as well just drop a joint tape.”

In 2017, the two brothers, real names, Khumbo and Shammah Sitola also joined forces in a song titled “Alipo” which received massive airplay in different platforms.

Here are the links to the song
https://mikozinet.com/id/adani-ft-shammah-vocals/

https://www.malawi-music.com/K/1161-k-banton/14613-adani/21315-adani-ft-shammal-vocals

MP Jiya newly demarcated Constituency, LL City Nankhaka holds first Constituency elections

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By Linda Kwanjana

The newsly demarcated Lilongwe City Nankhaka Constituency has today held first Constituency elections where delegates elected Gift Chisaka as its Chairperson.

The move follows a directive by the party leadership to have Area committee elections in all the newly created constituencies as part of strengthening grassroot structures.

In an interview Malawi Congress Party (MCP) District Chairperson Alfred Matchumbuza declared the polls as free and fare.
The DC said there was no element of violence and cheating.

“Everyone exercised his or her right to vote so we declare these elections free, fare and credible,” he said.

In his speech, Jiya commended all delegates for their good job of maintaining peace.

Jiya said the peace as demonstrated at the elections shows democracy is maturing.

Lilongwe City Nankhaka is among 8 new constituencies in Lilongwe urban created after the constituency demarcation exercise by Malawi Electoral Commission.

Jiya has since congratulated the new executive committee for being elected into the executive.

COFO unveils sponsorship program for primary school: guardians, kids receive assorted items

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By Chisomo Phiri

A Chikwawa-based fast growing youth organization called Community Forum Organization (COFO) says it will soon provide school uniforms, shoes and learning materials to over 30 learners from Chinangwa primary school in the district who were identified as beneficiaries of sponsorship program.

This was disclosed by COFO Executive Director (ED) Joshua Malunga during an interface meeting with parents held at the organization’s office on August 3, 2023.

The Director also unveiled COFO’s plan of training teachers from Mantchombe and Chilongoma primary schools under the Njira “Pathway” Project.

Said Malunga:”The teachers will be equipped with teaching models, approaches targeting underperforming learners to catch up with fast learners.”

He said the training for primary school teachers is slated to take place before the start of the next academic calendar.

Among other things,the interface meeting also dwelled much on sharing knowledge concerning the performance of the children in the last terms and contributing factors with the aim of discovering better teaching approaches and creating a conducive environment for primary learners.

Among others, COFO also distributed clothes to both guardians and children as well as toothpaste and toothbrush to school going children.

Currently, COFO through Charlotte from Germany is conducting free summer lessons with standard 6 learners at Mantchombe primary school.

While applauding the progress of the summer lessons, one of the guardians asked COFO to consider other classes, which the Director, Malunga agreed to and waived for the incorporation of standard 2, 3 4 and 5 with immediate effect.

Zikhale aims for 70+1 Chakwera win -calls people to register in large numbers when voter registration opens in the near future

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By Durell Namasani

He has been to places many thought were no go areas for the ruling Malawi Congress Part. Every rally he holds is commanding thousands of people thronging to hear the good news about Chakwera government. Indeed the name Ken Zikhale Ngoma is now synonymous with mega rallies and thousands chanting Chakwera!Chakwera!. For those that thought MCP is dead, then Zikhale has perfectly reminded them that MCP and President Chakwera are here to stay and will focus on developing the country.

A quick research by this publication shows that Dr Ken Zikhale Ngoma approval ratings has sky rocketed. In fact statistics shows 4 in every 5 Malawians are highly satisfied with his performance as the Homeland Security Minister and are wishing if all the Ministers were as no nonsense in their approach as Zikhale. Others are saying if Chakwera had 5 or more ministers as hardworking as Zikhale then the fortunes for this country could have been different.

There is no doubt that Zikhale is a masterful politician, his shrewd acumen as a political strategist is something probably the opposition parties would wish they had. It is no doubt that himself as the Director of strategic planning, he has proving that he is not just mere words but lives by his actions. A few months ago, when he started galvanising the MCP hierarchy to start having rallies, many didn’t take him seriously. Many even in the MCP had given up about the Southern Region, to others it was just a region that wouldn’t warm up to MCP. As brave as he is, Zikhale embarked on rallies with focus to pound the Southern Region. He has engaged the local Malawians, the local chiefs and in short period of time has become the darling of the people thereby increasing MCP visibility in the south.

As energetic as he is , Zikhale has not restricted himself to the South but has been able to go in all the regions engaging Malawians and reassuring them that President Chakwera is here to fulfil all  the promises he made to Malawi.

Over the weekend Dr Zikhale was in Chamama in Kasungu as a guest of honour at a rally that also had Hon Khumbize Chiponda, Deputy Speaker Madalitso Kazombo, Mike Bango,  and others . In his address Zikhale repeated his call that MCP and President Chakwera will win the next election with over 70% of the votes . He however cautioned the people to put their hearts in the affairs of the party, making sure that when time comes to register for voting they should go in large numbers