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Sparc Systems Limited wins ICT firm of the year

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By McLloyd Kudzingo

Sparc Systems Limited, a leading multi-product and multi-division system integration company, has won the ICT firm of the year award.

Sparc won the award on Thursday night during an ICT EXPO that took place at Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe.

The event which started on Wednesday 17th May, was organized by ICT Association of Malawi (ICTAM).

Wesley Phiri

Speaking after receiving the award Sparc Systems’ founder Wesley Phiri, said the award is a recognition and testament to the company’s contributions to ICT and its innovations to support the larger community.

Phiri then thanked his team at Sparc Systems, clients for their support and ICTAM for organizing the EXPO.

“I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the team at Sparc Systems Limited, our clients for supporting and challenging us to be more and ICT Association of Malawi for this award .We will continue to make a difference in Malawi and beyond as a Pan African brand,” he said.

Sparc Systems operates across Africa with physical offices in countries like Malawi, Zambia and Rwanda.

Sparc’s Core business includes providing enterprise class support, designing and implementations of enterprise solutions including data consolidation, virtualization and data replication to disaster recovery sites, network security, vulnerability assessment and Network Penetration testing, just to mention a few.

Late Mumba’s wife alleged murder case ruling on July 13

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By Chisomo Phiri

High Court Judge Mzondi Mvula yesterday set July 13,2023 as the date he will deliver his ruling on a case involving the wife of the late professor Peter Mumba, who is suspected to have had a hand in the death of her husband.

Anne Mumba, 51, of Chituka Village, Traditional Authority (TA) Malengamzoma, Nkhatabay District is suspected to have committed the act in April,2020.

Before adjourning the case on Thursday morning, the state paraded their last witness detective Steve Kamoto, bringing the total number of witnesses to nine in the case.

Accused, the Late Mumba’s wife



Judge Mvula told the defence to submit their arguments by 2 June and the prosecution until 20 June before his ruling on July 13, which will determine whether or not the wife, Annie Mumba, has a case to answer.

Mumba, a Professor of chemistry at Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) died on April 25 2020 but his death raised suspicions.

Peter Mutharika personal bodyguard Norman Paulos Chisale is not above the Law

By Linda Kwanjana

Social media is currently awash of campaign materials belonging to the former Peter Mutharika’s personal body guard Paulos Norman Chisale ahead of the 2025 campaign.

Chisale is eying for Ntcheu Central Constituency parliamentary seat.

What is surprising people and commentators on social media is that Chisale is busy with the campaign and yet he is answering multiple charges hanging on his head.



For starters on June 14, 2020, Police arrested Mutharika’s bodyguard, for allegedly helping him avoid nearly $7 million in import duties though Mutharika denied knowledge of the scheme, which saw cement for construction of his private property imported duty free.

Norman Chisale is one among several people whom police arrested for alleged involvement in the cement importation deal.

In the same year, police arrested the former deputy commissioner general of the Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA), Roza Mbilizi, for facilitating the importation of the duty-free cement.

Records show that MRA gave Mutharika the clearance to make the duty-free cement importations in three tranches, with each consignment valued at $2.24 million.

A businessman implicated in the deal, Ahmed Chunara, told police that the imports were initiated by State House officials with Chisale on the central stage.

As that is not enough Chisale is also implicated in several cases including being found with suspicious and unexplain property. After being found with 84 vehicles.

Such kind of a person is supposed to clear himself first before standing in on any public office.

This is time Chisale needs to dedicate all his time and resources in fighting for his clearance.

Zomba Stadium to be reopened in December-Chimwendo

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By Staff Reporter


Minister of Local Government, Richard Chimwendo Banda has assured sports followers in the country that Zomba Stadium which is home to Super league side Red Lions FC, will be ready for use by December this year.

Chimwendo made the commitment on Thursday when he visited the facility alongside Super League of Malawi (SULOM) President Fleetwood Haiya.

According to Chimwendo, the second phase of the construction works of the 11,000 capacity stadium would be completed in six months.

Chimwendo and Haiya



“The pledge we are making as Government is that this facility will be ready for use in the next six months. We will make sure that the stadium is built to the highest quality standards so that it will be able to host international games as well,” he said.

On his part, Haiya thanked the minister for honouring his invitation to visit the site.

” As you know, it has been six years since Red Lions started playing their home games away. When we were doing our campaign ahead of Sulom elections, I promised them that I will lobby for the government to complete this very important project,” said Haiya.

The construction of Zomba stadium, has so far cost the government about 4.8 billion Kwacha.

Gospel songstress Gloria Macheka set to release ‘Chikondi Cha Yesu’

By Chisomo Phiri

A fast-rising gospel singer Gloria Macheka will tomorrow May 19,2023 drop her another gospel song titled’ Chikondi Cha Yesu’.

The song is both in audio and video form.

In an interview, Macheka explained that the new song is talking more about the unconditional love that Jesus Christ has on everyone.

“My new song is dedicated to spreading the message of love that Jesus Christ has on us his people.

“There is no true love besides the love of Jesus. The Jesus love surpasses all.



“The world is full of fake love. You can have friends or family whom you think are true, but they dessert you in difficult times. Only the love of Jesus is unconditional,” explained Macheka.

She said the song has been produced at one of the Blantyre’s best music studios Don Foxxy records in Chirimba.

Asked on what her fans should expect this year, the female gospel singer said: ” There are a lot of good music projects this year. Currently, I am about to shoot two more videos, one in July and the other one in October. So, yes, they should expect more good things from me as their beloved female artist.”

She then urged her fellow gospel musicians in the country to obey God and always be humble in whatsoever they are doing.

“To my fellow gospel singers, let us always be truthful before the Lord and be humble,” she urged.

Macheka started composing and singing her own gospel songs back away when she was in Sunday School.

She is currently working on an album which has 10 gospel songs.

She is inspired by Minister Victoria Orenze from Nigeria and Jerkalyn carr from United States of America ( USA).

The singer is well known to many by her songs such as Moyo watsopano,Ambuye ndiwabwino and Batumeyo.