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Police in Lilongwe have arrested 33-year-old Yamikani Mwapasa Geoffrey for allegedly stealing over K3 million from Airtelmoney agents. The suspect has been swindling money from Airtelmoney agents in areas 25, 28, 29, 49, 50 and 51 respectively by pretending to be an employee of Airtel Malawi dealing in service systems upgrading. Kanengo Police spokesperson Esther Mkwanda said the suspect has been snatching phones and pin codes from agents which he has been using to cash out money. According to Mkwanda, Geoffrey has also been using a motor vehicle Honda Freed, black in colour registration number CP 8736. Geoffrey, who hails from Makankhula Village in the area of Traditional Authority Kaphuka in Dedza district, will appear in court soon to answer a charge of theft by trick. ....
Two men have spent a night within the walls of Mzuzu Police Station after being found in possession of counterfeit Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE). The two who identified themselves as Suddie Juwawo, aged 26, from Pombeya village, T.A. Nsamala, Balaka and Blessings Chikumbutso, aged 25, from Dawuya village, T.A. Kaphuka, in Dedza were arrested during the ongoing Malawi Defense Force (MDF) recruitment at Mzuzu Upper Stadium, where the two suspects presented the certificates. Deputy Spokesperson for Mzuzu Police Inspector Paul Tembo said military personnel with their experience doubted the authenticity and true ownership of the documents. “Military personnel noted something fishy with those certificates. They refered the matter to Mzuzu Police Station where after questioning Suddie Juwawo revealed that the certificate he presented belonged to his late brother who passed in 2015. Blessings Chikumbu also revealed that the certificate he presented was bought ....
December 13, 2020 Nyasa Times Reporter 1 Comment Malawi Police say a 65-year-old woman who fell unconscious while standing in a queue for Affordable Inputs Programme(AIP) in Dedza district has died of hypertension. Dedza police deputy spokesperson Cassim Manda says an autopsy report has shown that she died of hypertension. The woman, Shyleen Kamtameni of Kumtelera village in the area of Traditional Authority Kaphuka on Wednesday left home to Chimbiya trading centre to buy the fertilizer at World Wide Wholesalers. While on queue, she collapsed and fainted. The woman was immediately rushed to a nearby private clinic and was further referred to Dedza District Hospital where she was declared dead. ....