Category: World News

South Korean lawmakers impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol over martial law bid

Chipiliro Shayibu- December 14, 2024

South Korean lawmakers have voted to remove President Yoon Suk Yeol from office for his failed attempt to impose martial law last week. Out of ... Read More

Dedza One Stop Border Post for Efficiency Service Delivery

Chipiliro Shayibu- September 6, 2024

Truck drivers and Malawi Revenue Authority MRA agents have expressed satisfaction with quick clearance of goods at Dedza one stop border post. The two said ... Read More

Malawi Gets K50 billion Grant from China

Chipiliro Shayibu- September 5, 2024

Malawi and China have signed a K50 billion financing agreement for the construction of the Judicial Complex in Lilongwe. Speaking after signing the agreement, Minister ... Read More

MERA Dismisses Fuel Price Adjustment rumours

Chipiliro Shayibu- September 5, 2024

The Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) has dismissed reports that it has adjusted the fuel prices. In a statement, MERA has advised members of the ... Read More

Legal and human rights groups take UK government to Court over arms exports to Israel

Chipiliro Shayibu- August 20, 2024

International human rights groups have lodged a complaint against British government arms exports to Israeli regime. A group of NGOs, including Al-Haq, Global Legal Action ... Read More

UN experts urge Zimbabwe to release activists ahead of SADC summit

Chipiliro Shayibu- August 16, 2024

UN-appointed experts have urged Zimbabwe to release three rights activists as the country prepares to host a key regional SADC summit. They named them in ... Read More

Palestine calls on World to place Israeli extremist settlers on terror lists

Chipiliro Shayibu- August 12, 2024

Palestine has called on international community to place Israeli extremist settlers on their terror lists and immediately intervene to stop crimes perpetrated by them against ... Read More

Former Malian Prime Minister gives up pension benefits to public

Chipiliro Shayibu- August 7, 2024

Former Malian Prime Minister Moussa Mara has given up his pension benefits, saying the public needs the money more than he does. In a letter addressed to ... Read More