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Chihana Assures Nation of Government Action on Hunger and Challenges

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By Durell Namasani

The Second Vice-President Enock Chihana has assured Malawians that the current administration is working tirelessly to address the various challenges facing the country.

Speaking at a meeting in Rumphi Boma, Chihana thanked the people of Rumphi for their support in the recent general election. He acknowledged the significant hardships but stated the government has already begun implementing measures to alleviate them.

Chihana

On the issue of hunger, Chihana recognized that while the severity varies, the problem is widespread across many districts, including those not named in the recent State of Disaster declaration. He promised that the government will ensure maize is made available at ADMARC selling points for easy public access.

During the event, Sub-Traditional Authority Mwang’onga, representing Paramount Chief Chikulamayembe, expressed that the Paramount Chief feels greatly honoured by the presidential appointment of one of his subjects to the role of Second Vice-President.

Yo Maps pledges Mega Airport, Africa’s largest stadium, and full employment plan for Kabwe

By Burnett Munthali

Artist-turned-politician promises transformative infrastructure and industrial projects ahead of 2026 elections.



Yo Maps has pledged to build the world’s largest airport in Kabwe, aiming to transform the city into a major regional transport hub.

He also promised to construct Africa’s biggest stadium, positioning Kabwe as a center for sports and entertainment in the continent.

The artist-turned-politician envisions turning Kabwe into Zambia’s capital, complete with an exceptional road network connecting the city to other major regions.

Yo Maps further pledged to establish industries across Kabwe that will achieve a 100% employability rate, targeting full local job creation.


His campaign message encourages residents to vote wisely, highlighting development and infrastructure as key priorities for the 2026 elections.

The promise to modernize Kabwe and provide comprehensive employment opportunities positions Yo Maps as a transformative figure in Zambian politics.

He urges the people of Kabwe Central to support Elton Mulenga in the upcoming elections, framing the vote as a choice for progress and sustainable development.

If implemented, these ambitious plans could reshape Kabwe’s economic and social landscape, setting a benchmark for urban development across Zambia.

Yo Maps’ campaign reflects a growing trend of celebrities leveraging public influence to pursue political leadership and infrastructure-driven development agendas.

The proposals also underscore the emphasis on combining large-scale infrastructure projects with local employment and industrial growth as a model for regional transformation.

Kabwe residents face a critical decision in 2026, with promises of mega-projects and employment initiatives shaping the electoral discourse and future of the city.

Wanderers dominate Blantyre Derby with stunning 3-0 win over  Bullets

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By Rahim Abdul

Mighty  Wanderers have firmly stamped their authority over Blantyre after thrashing their city rivals, FCB Nyasa Big Bullets, 3-0 in TNM Super League encounter played this afternoon at Kamuzu Stadium.

Blessings Singini was the hero of the day, netting a brilliant brace, while Wallace Adam added another to seal a memorable victory for the Nomads.



The win marks Wanderers’ second triumph over the Bullets  completing a rare league double over the People’s Team a feat that has reignited their title ambitions.

Bob Mpinganjira’s side has climbed to second place on the league table with 48 points, just one point behind the leaders, Bullets, who have 49 points under coach Peter Mponda.

The Nomads have also played one game fewer than their rivals, meaning they could move to the top if they win their outstanding fixture.

This result has sent waves of excitement among Wanderers fans, who packed Kamuzu Stadium to witness one of their team’s fine Ist performances in recent years.

Despite showing flashes of brilliance, Bullets failed to cope with Wanderers’ attacking power and defensive discipline, leaving their supporters disappointed.

Attention now turns to the next fixture, as Wanderers will face Songwe Border United before shifting focus to the FDH Bank Cup semifinals  where they could once again cross paths with familiar rivals.

The victory not only boosts Wanderers’ confidence in the title race but also cements their dominance in Blantyre’s football rivalry, proving that this season, the blue side of the city is shining brighter.

Baluti murder suspect confesses after srrest for theft in Ndirande

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By Rahim Abdul

A shocking twist has emerged in Blantyre following the arrest of a 24-year-old man, Francis Chagunda, who allegedly confessed to killing 83-year-old Violet Nyambale Mtambo after being apprehended for a separate theft incident in Ndirande.

Blantyre Police Officer-in-Charge Aubrey Kawale confirmed that Chagunda, originally from Mwenemazongoni Village under Traditional Authority Mwenewenya in Chitipa District, was taken into custody after being caught stealing.



During questioning, he reportedly admitted to murdering Mtambo at her home in Baluti on August 30, 2025.

According to Kawale, the suspect told investigators that he had gone to the elderly woman’s house intending to steal but decided to kill her after realizing she had recognized him.

A police report indicates that postmortem results showed Mtambo’s neck had been broken and that she suffered deep head wounds from the brutal attack.

Police have since described the confession as a major breakthrough in the case, which had left residents of Baluti in fear and shock.

Chagunda remains in custody as investigations continue, and authorities say he will soon appear before court to answer murder charges.

Police have since urged the public to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious individuals in their communities.

Malawi Electoral Commission Chairperson Honored with Life Achiever Award for 2025 Elections

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By Durell Namasani

The Institute of Marketing in Malawi has honored Malawi Electoral Commission Chairperson Justice Anabell Mtalimanja with a Life Achiever Award for her leadership in successfully handling the 2025 General Elections. IMM President George Damson stated that this year’s elections were among the most tense, but noted that Justice Mtalimanja managed to maintain calm and control tempers with professionalism and integrity.

Other award recipients included Simply Black as Advertising Agency of the Year, NBS Bank for Internal Engagement Initiative of the Year and Customer Service Organisation of the Year, and the National Bank of Malawi which won multiple honors for Marketing Team of the Year, Brand Malawi Initiative of the Year, and CSR Initiative of the Year. Airtel Malawi was recognized for Outdoor Commercial of the Year, while BetWay was named People’s Brand of the Year.

Mtalimanja


Individual award winners included Eugene Chinkhandwe of FDH Bank as Best Sales Personality of the Year, Gyn Pasten of Simply Black as Creative Artist of the Year, and Sibusiso Nyasulu of NBS Bank as Customer Service Personality of the Year. Ibrahim Chapeyama of National Bank of Malawi was named Emerging Marketer of the Year, Akossa Hiwa of National Bank of Malawi was PR Personality of the Year, and Norah Chavula-Chirwa was Marketer of the Year.

Presidential Awards were also presented to Dumisani Ngulube, Isabel Kachinjika, Ramy Waheed, and Justice Anabell Mtalimanja.