A 25-year-old woman, Spiwe Kaiyatsa, is in police custody at Kawale Police Station in Lilongwe for allegedly attempting to kill her seven-month-old baby by poisoning her with chemicals in Area 38.
A public entertainment display involving a humanoid robot took a disturbing turn after the machine accidentally struck a child during a live performance, raising fresh concerns over the safety of robots in open spaces.
Malawi’s creative spotlight, Mikozi Creative Studios has found its newest voices as the final list of winners in the Ten Over 10 project has officially been unveiled.
Just when it looked like might finally turn promise into silverware, the delivered yet another cruel reminder—this is a team that specializes in “almost.”
A bold conversation on the Declassified Podcast is challenging long-held beliefs around infertility and miscarriages, with one woman urging men to stop placing blame solely on women and instead reflect on their own lifestyles.
The world has lost a screen legend, as Chuck Norris, the martial arts champion turned action-film icon, has died at the age of 86. His family confirmed that he passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, bringing to a close a decades-long career that defined toughness both on and off the screen.
An unidentified woman has set social media ablaze after being spotted at an airport appearing to wear what looked like no pants at all — leaving stunned travelers doing double takes at the baggage claim.
Washington, D.C. has been thrown into a frenzy after a jaw-dropping gold statue of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein striking the iconic Titanic pose appeared overnight on the National Mall — and yes, it’s as wild as it sounds. Arms outstretched in dramatic fashion, the larger-than-life sculpture instantly turned into the city’s most talked-about spectacle, drawing crowds, cameras and plenty of double takes.
Malawi has taken a significant step towards strengthening human capital development following the launch of construction works for four Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs) under the €55 million European Union-funded Zantchito–Skills for Jobs Programme. Minister of Labour, Skills and Innovation, Honourable Joel Chigona, presided over the groundbreaking ceremony at Lilongwe Technical College on Tuesday, describing the initiative as a critical investment in the country’s long-term development agenda and a key enabler of Malawi 2063.
