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Land Information Management System to enhance transparency and accountability in land administration- Gumba

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By Durell Namasani

Minister of Lands, Deus Gumba, has emphasized the importance of collaboration between the Ministry of Lands and the Malawi Police Service in implementing new land laws and the Land Information Management System (LIMS).

Gumba made the remarks today during a sensitization meeting for Central East Region Police Officers on the amended land laws and LIMS held at Linde Motel in Mponera, Dowa.

In his address, Gumba said police play a crucial role in ensuring the implementation of government policies and laws by maintaining peace and order.

He stressed on the need to orient officers on the new amendments and the introduction of the digital land management platform,  stating that the initiative will help in the implementation of the laws and the LIMS.

Hon Deus Gumba

The Minister said his Ministry will continue to engage police officers, as they are key stakeholders in the implementation exercise, particularly in the enforcement aspect.

Gumba also stated that the Land Information Management System is expected to enhance transparency and accountability in land administration by digitizing all data for easy access; noting that it aligns with the Land Reform Rollout Programme taking shape in the country.

Speaking earlier, Secretary for Lands in the Ministry of Lands,  Devie Chilonga, emphasized the significance of the engagement, which will provide an opportunity for the Ministry of Lands to update the police on the implementation of 2016 land laws and their amendments in 2022, as well as the Land Information Management System (LIMS) developed in line with the country’s Land Reform agenda.

In her remarks, Commissioner of Police for the Central East Region, Rhoda Manjolo said as police, they are committed to ensuring that land-related matters are handled by the law.

Deputy Education Minister applauds China’s existing relationships with Malawi

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By Durell Namasani

Deputy Minister of Education, Nancy Chaola Mdooko has appreciated the cordial relations existing between the Republic of Malawi and the Peoples’ Republic of China since 2007, which has opened avenues for further growth in many sectors including  higher education.

She made the remarks on Sunday in Blantyre  at the ‘All Malawi Chinese Song Competition’, organised  by the Confucius Institute and University of Malawi (CI-UNIMA) at Golden Peacock Hotel in Blantyre.

Chaola at the All Malawi Chinese Song Competition


Mdooko noted that the setting up of the Confucius Institute in Malawi through the two countries’ implementing partners, namely, the University of International Business and Economics (UIBE), and the University of Malawi is one of the many fruits that our diplomatic relations have borne.

She applauded universities in Malawi which, through the Institute, are offering free Chinese language teaching and cultural exchange. She also noted that from a human capital development perspective, the event was very important because it inculcates positive culture.

Speaking earlier, Chinese Co-Director of CI-UNIMA, Professor Zu Lijun said the competition was paramount as it strengthened the bilateral relations between Malawi and China and expressed China’s commitment for continued fruitful partnership with Malawi.

Supportimg the Deputy Minister were Director of Higher Education, Dr Levis Eneya, Director of Administration, Steven Chikopa and Deputy Director of Higher Education, Dr Valentino Zimpita.

Mighty Wanderers FC ropes in Mwase as interim coach

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By Chisomo Phiri

Mighty Wanderers Football Club has announced the appointment of Meke Mwase as the team’s interim coach, following the resignation of Nsanzurwimo Ramadhan.

Mwase, who previously served as the Assistant Head Coach, takes the helm effective immediately.

His appointment comes after Ramadhan’s resignation letter, which was accepted by the club’s Board and Management on May 26, 2024.

Meke Mwase

“Mighty Wanderers FC 2021 Limited’s Board and Management have recieved and accepted the resignation of its Head Coach Nsanzurwimo Ramadhan effective May 26,2024,” reads the club’s statement in part.

It adds:”Mighty Mukuru Wanderers Football Club is grateful for Mr. Ramadhan’s service during his stay at Mighty Wanderers FC and wishes him all the best in his future endeavors.”

Ramadhan’s tenure saw the Wanderers achieve three wins, three draws, and two losses in eight Super League games, leaving the team in fifth place with 12 points.

The Nomads are chasing for the TNM Super League cup after nearly seven years without winning it.

The last time they won the championship was in 2017.

NRB under spotlight: concerned citizens inspect registration centres in Blantyre

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By Chisomo Phiri

A group of concerned citizens operating under the banner ‘ Concerned Citizens of Malawi’ has today started  inspecting the National Registration Bureau (NRB) registration centres in Blantyre.

The inspection which ends on June 3,2024 comes as the NRB extends the registration period for Phase 8 of the National ID Outreach and Community Death Registration exercises in the cities of Lilongwe  and Blantyre until May 28,2024.

According to the group, the inspection aims at assessing the registration process and gather information on whether the National ID should be a prerequisite for voting.

It says, it will hold a press conference on June 5th, 2024, to share its findings and recommendations on the registration process and the National ID prerequisite for voting.

NRB claims that the extension is due to the high demand for registration in the final days of Phase 8.

The bureau’s Principal Secretary, MAK Sambo, said the additional days will allow staff to register the remaining citizens at the NRB Outreach Registration Centres.

Registration for National Identity Documents is an ongoing process and can be accessed at NRB District Registration Offices or designated Post Offices within their district.

The NRB reminds the public that registration and issuance of Application Forms are free of charge, and any instances of selling forms or charging for registration should be reported to the nearest Police Station.

Meanwhile,the development comes as Malawi prepares for future elections, with the National ID registration process being a crucial aspect of the electoral process.

Bullets, Moyale play out disappointing goalless draw in Mzuzu

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By Staff Reporter

Defending champions FCB Nyasa Big Bullets and Moyale Barracks played out a disappointing goalless stalemate at Mzuzu Stadium on Monday afternoon.

Bullets were under greater pressure to win this match as the league leaders, Silver Strikers opened a six point gap following their 4-2 victory against Karonga United on Saturday.

Moyale Barracks defender Maneno Nyoni receiving the man of the match award

After the match, Moyale Barracks defender Maneno Nyoni was voted man of the match.

Monday’s result means that Bullets remain fourth on the log table with 14 points, eight points behind Silver Strikers.

Mzuzu City Hammers are second on the log table with 16 points followed by Kamuzu Barracks who are perched on the third position with 15 points from eight games.