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Capital FM is a privately owned Adult Contemporary English Radio Station that was launched 29th March 1999. Capital FM was the second commercial station to be launched and now

boasts majority listener-ship amongst the bi-lingual urban population. We are affiliated with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC World) and Voice of America (VOA)
We value civic responsibility and seek to give the people of Malawi a voice by providing quality broadcast news, information and entertainment programming that will assist them to speak out for better services and good governance.

24/11/2025

M'nyamata wazaka 19 Madalitso Chitani wam'mudzi Tchatatcha m'dera la mfumu yaikulu Mlolo m'boma la Nsanje wadzipha atasemphana maganizo ndi bambo ake.

Wachiwiri kwa m'neneli wa apolisi m'boma la Nsanje Jabulani Ng'oma wati lamulungu bambo wa m'nyamatayu Winfold Chitani anasowa lamya yake yam'manja ndipo amakaikira kuti iye ndiye wasowetsa lamyayo.

Ng'oma wati kutsatira kusamvana komwe kunalipo pakati pa awiriwa, m'nyamatayu mwachinunu anachoka ndikukalowa mugowelo lake komwe anatenga chingwe ndikuzikhweza kudenga lanyumba.

Apolisi ochokera ku Fatima omwe anatsagana ndi madotolo ochokera kuchipatala cha mission cha Trinity atachita kauniuni pathupi la m'nyamatayu, zotsatira zake zasonyeza kuti wafa kaamba kobanika.

Wolemba: Manford Chirombo

23/11/2025

The government of Malawi is confident that the International Monetary Fund IMF, will step in to help in the implementation of the economic rebuilding process.

Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Decentralisation Joseph Mwanamvekha, made the remarks in Lilongwe following the meeting between the IMF team and the Malawi delegation Which was led by President Peter Mutharika.

According to Mwanamvekha, the two sides had a fruitful discussion which centred on the government's efforts to bring the economy back on track using homegrown policies and not imposed conditions.

He highlighted that the greatest need for the government is forex as most of the programmes such as the purchase of food, fertilizer and fuel depends on it.

Meanwhile, the IMF Director for Africa, Abebe Selassie, has pledged to complement the government efforts through various means.

Selassie also indicated that his team will be engaging the donor community on how best they can help Malawi achieve it's goals.

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23/11/2025

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23/11/2025

Matupi a anthu ena omwe akuwaganizira kuti anakwilirika pomwe amakumba miyala ya mtengo wapatali kwa mfumu yaikulu Chitanthamapiri m'boma la Kasungu sanapezekebe mpaka pano.

Mlangizi wa mu ofesi ya ngozi zogwa mwadzidzidzi ku khonsolo ya bomali Shepherd Jere, wati ntchito yofufuza ngati pali matupi omwe akuwaganizirawo ili mkati pomwe yafika tsiku lachitatu.

Iye wati ntchito yofufuzayi ikugwiridwa ndi adindo osiyasiyana omwe azipereka kuti ntchitoyi iyende bwino.

Pakadali pano anthu awiri omwe anawagoneka mchipatala chachikulu cha m’bomali kaamba kovulala pa ngoziyi akulandirabe thandizo la mankhwala pa chipatalachi pomwe mmodzi anamwalira.

Wolemba: Saulos Nyirenda

23/11/2025

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23/11/2025

Blantyre Water Board (BWB) customers under the banner Friends of Blantyre Water Board held a two-day interactive meeting in Mangochi aimed at sharing their experiences with the utility’s service delivery.

The event, which brought together both men and women, provided a platform for customers to express their views, with many indicating satisfaction with how BWB is serving them.

“Challenges are there, yes, but overall, we have seen improvements in how BWB is serving us,” said Dominic Ngwira, one of the participants.

Another customer, Patricia Kanyenge Nazombe, said the group organised the meeting to explore ways of strengthening collaboration with BWB in addressing the challenges affecting water supply.

Meanwhile, BWB Senior Public Relations Officer has commended the initiative, saying such engagement helps to promote the board’s anti-vandalism efforts among other objectives.

The group originated from a WhatsApp platform that was created to share water-related updates within Blantyre.

23/11/2025

MCP Member of Parliament for Kasungu Central, Chikondi Kampachike Chisale, has reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring that people benefit from the development activities being implemented by the government.

Kampachike Chisale made the remarks on Sundays during a ‘Thank You’ rally at Phanga Primary School in Traditional Authority Mwase in the district.

He said the people in his area are facing challenges that need to be addressed in order to improve their lives.

In his remarks, Senior Chief Mwase commended Chisaile for the rally, saying it has given them room to express the challenges they are facing in the area.

By Saulos Nyirenda

22/11/2025

Shire Highlands Education Division are this year's winners of the Marcfarlene Mbewe National Science quiz while Central East Division has claimed the second sport after a tie breaker as they were tied on 50 points with South East Education Division.

The winning education Division was declared winner after amassing 52 points.

The winning teams for the Shire Highlands education Division are Malimba and Nkhulambe Community Day Secondary Schools.

The winners have received MK3 million each while the runners up have received Mk2 million each to be used for purchasing science learning materials for their laboratories.

Speaking during the event which took place in Lilongwe, Director for Secondary Education in the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Ruth Samati Kambali, described the initiative as critical in the promotion of science and technology among learners.

"This is inline with the Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) agenda being advanced by the Ministry whose aim is to equip learners with scientific knowledge," she said.

Meanwhile, founder and Chairperson of the Science for All Foundation Kondwani Jambo, noted that the initiative is an investment in the future of scientists hence targeting learners from secondary schools.

"we need to promote curiosity among learners to build their confidence for their excellence in science, technology and innovation," he said.

The 2025 MacFarlane Mbewe National Science Quiz drew students from 12 secondary schools from all the six education divisions in the country.

As away of advancing science and technology, the science for all initiative has established science clubs in 12 secondary schools and 4 clubs in 4 public Universities.

Established in 2016, the science for all initiative has grown from six partipating schools to 12 while sponsorship has also moved up to Mk10 million from Mk6 million.

22/11/2025

All is set for Malawians to see progress under the 'Blue Alliance administration' as state Second Vice-President Enock Chihana has urged citizens to remain confident in the administration, saying it is pushing forward with measures aimed at easing current national challenges.

Speaking during a ‘Thank You’ rally at Nchalo Ground in Chikwawa, Chihana said President Peter Mutharika’s government is focusing on practical solutions to improve daily living conditions.

He cited ongoing interventions aimed at stabilising food supplies, ensuring consistent fuel availability, lowering fertilizer prices and expanding access to essential goods and services.

Chihana said some of the current economic pressures were inherited from what he described as the previous administration’s poor handling of key national issues, noting that the Mutharika-led government is now working to address those gaps.

He urged citizens to remain patient, expressing confidence that the ongoing reforms will soon deliver meaningful progress.

In the September 16 presidential election, over 200,000 people in Chikwawa and Nsanje voted for Mutharika, a development Chihana said reflects the region’s confidence in the new administration.

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22/11/2025

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22/11/2025

Nation Publications Limited (NPL) Mothers Fun Run has today donated medical equipment worth K859 million to Kasungu District Hospital to improve maternal and neonatal services at the facility.

Speaking during handover ceremony at Kasungu Police Ground, NPL Chief Executive Officer Mbumba Banda, noted that maternal and neonatal deaths can be reduced by ensuring that health facilities are adequately equipped with medical equipment and essential drugs.

Banda stressed the need for organizations to support hospitals across the country by providing equipment to improve their services.

Standard Bank Brand and Marketing Manager, Dingani Ngulube, said the bank will continue supporting the initiative to reduce maternal deaths in hospitals.

Meanwhile, Director of Health and Social Services in the district, Emmanuel Golombe, has commended the NPL Mothers Fun Run for fundraising money and buying medical equipment that will help improve services.

This year, the NPL Mothers Fun Run has been supported by Standard Bank, NICO Group, CDH Investment Bank, Alliance One To***co Malawi, World Vision, Lilongwe Water Board, Deloitte, among others.

By Saulos Nyirenda

22/11/2025

Inkosi ya Makhosi Gomani V, has called on youths to embrace perseverance to do well in life.

He was speaking at the grand opening of the Apple Guy Malawi shop at Gateway Mall in Lilongwe on Saturday.

Gomani says young people should learn from the proprietor of Apple Guy Malawi who is a young entrepreneur but is achieving great things.

He believes a lot of young people can make it if they can only persevere the hardships and tough times they go through with determination.

The Managing Director of Apple Guy Malawi Romulus Chikafutwa concurs with Inkosi ya Makhosi Gomani saying he started by selling phones in his car, and later opened a shop in Blantyre.The Lilongwe shop is his second.

"Everything is possible, I started small, and I urge the youths if they want anything, they should start no matter how small," Chikafutwa said.

Apple Guy shops are stockists of Apple gadgets.

By Joseph Mazizi

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