by admin_ijhub | Jul 10, 2026 | pijmalawi
Story by Gregory GondweBack in October of 2011, all Malawi’s four telecommunication service providers, sent identical text message to subscriber Alick Kimu, on his mobile phones. The companies stated that they would ‘no longer be in a position to safeguard the privacy...
by admin_ijhub | Jul 9, 2026 | pijmalawi
BEAM has returned like a ghost that only comes alive when power changes hands.BY JULIUS MBEŴE Born in 2014 under the warmth of State House, when Gertrude Mutharika first became First Lady, the Beautify Malawi Trust(BEAM) quickly wrapped itself in the language of...
by admin_ijhub | Jul 8, 2026 | pijmalawi
Corporate negligence and paper promises are starving the citizenry while foreign giants slip away untaxed. BY JOSEPHINE CHINELEFrom her fifth month of pregnancy, Hendrina Nasuni began saving for something that, in a country with free public healthcare, she should...
by admin_ijhub | Jul 6, 2026 | pijmalawi
An investigation in northern Malawi has revealed that so-called witchdoctors are illegally “jailing” clients who default on fees charged for exorcisms, and that the police are extremely reluctant to take action against them.The investigation showed that some of the...
by admin_ijhub | Jul 3, 2026 | pijmalawi
As the country goes to the polls, junior officers in the Malawi Police Service tasked with keeping the peace and security of the votes find themselves fighting two battles: one for election security, and another for the wages they’ve earned. President Lazarus...
by admin_ijhub | Jul 3, 2026 | pijmalawi
BY JOSEPHINE CHINELEAmid question marks over Bridgin Foundation, the Kamuzu University of Health Science (KuHeS) is going ahead with plans to construct a top medical care facility in hope of the arrival of funding from the controversial Brussels-based private equity...
