The Malawi National Assembly is expected to
meet much earlier next year possibly in February to allow the House do away
with the business which could not be finished during the Meeting which has come to an end today.
This is a blog solely publishing stories written by Edwin Mauluka, Malawian Journalist
Friday, 16 December 2016
Thursday, 15 December 2016
Access to Information Bill Passed
The
much anticipated Access to Information Bill has finally been passed by the
Malawi National Assembly Wednesday night.
Saturday, 10 December 2016
M1 Centre Point Hosts Kutsendera 2016 Poetry Festival This Sunday
Poetry loving fans in Lilongwe will have an early Christmas treat this Sunday as Chia Productions brings Kutsendera 2016 Msangulutso Wa Alakatuli at M1 Centre Point.
Chia Productions Public Relations Manager Nafe Misasa said Kutsendera 2016 festival this Sunday, December 11, 2016 is both pre-Christmas entertainment and an end of year poetry festival by Chia Productions aimed at thanking poetry loving fans for the support they have given to the poet industry and all poet events organised by their company in 2016.
Thursday, 8 December 2016
Malawi Arrests Rwandan Genocide Convict Murekezi
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| Murekezi arrest |
Malawi Police have arrested the
suspected 1994 Rwandan genocide convict, Mr. Vincent Murekezi.
National Police Spokesperson,
James Kadadzera has confirmed that today police acted on Rwandan Government
request sent to Malawi Government to have Murekezi arrested and extracted to
Rwanda on genocide.
Tuesday, 6 December 2016
Malawi Churches Say No To Abortion, Same Sex Marriage: Petition Parliament
Thousands of Christians, Muslims, Rastafarians and others from various denominations have held national wide peaceful march this Thursday asking the Malawi National Assembly to throw off proposed abortion bill and same sex marriage legalisation once they happen to find their way in the House for deliberation.
Friday, 2 December 2016
Catholic MPs Asked To Protect Life
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| Fr. Henry Chimkanda |
Malawi
Catholic legislators have been asked to be defenders of life which is now facing
threat particularly from legislations that are proposing termination of life
for unborn babies.
Malawi Broadcasting Houses To Play 70% Local Music: New Act Passed In National Assembly
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| Hon Mary Navicha |
The
Malawi National Assembly has passed an Act requiring all local broadcasting houses
play 70 percent of local music and 30 percent foreign music.
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