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Police ya Kanengo yamanga bambo Collins Chibwana, azaka 53, pomwe amafuna kuba zitsulo (ma metal sheet) andalama zokwana...
05/10/2026

Police ya Kanengo yamanga bambo Collins Chibwana, azaka 53, pomwe amafuna kuba zitsulo (ma metal sheet) andalama zokwana 10 Million Kwacha, ku Area 28 ku Lilongwe

Koma ponenapo a Chibwana, auza a police kuti iwowa amakhala pa rank ndipo anyamata okwana 4 ndi omwe anawapanga hire kuti akanyamule ngini yi ndipo samadziwa kuti zikubedwa.

05/10/2026

Mpangeni tag uja amati ufiti kulibe.

These Are the Sandals Prophet Muhammad Used to WearProphet Muhammad ﷺ is reported to have worn simple leather sandals, c...
05/10/2026

These Are the Sandals Prophet Muhammad Used to Wear

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is reported to have worn simple leather sandals, commonly known as Na‘layn (or Na‘l Sharif), according to historical accounts and hadith traditions.

The sandals were traditionally made from leather and featured leather straps used to secure them to the feet. Some historical descriptions associate them with a yellowish or yellow-orange colour.

Islamic tradition also records that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught his companions to put on footwear beginning with the right foot and remove it beginning with the left.

Over the centuries, replicas and traditional representations of the Prophet’s sandals have been preserved and studied. One of the best-known historical collections associated with such relics is at Topkapı Palace Museum in Istanbul, Türkiye.

Compiled by Moses Nyirenda

No Funds Disbursed Under  Youth  Innovation  Fund (YIF) Second  Cohort-NYCOMThe National Youth Council of Malawi (NYCOM)...
05/10/2026

No Funds Disbursed Under Youth Innovation Fund (YIF) Second Cohort-NYCOM

The National Youth Council of Malawi (NYCOM) wishes to inform all applicants and members of the public that no funds have yet been disbursed under the second cohort of the Youth Innovation Fund (YIF).

NYCOM is in the process of finalising the shortlisting and selection of grantees for the second cohort and no grant disbursements have been made to applicants under this cohort.

Applicants and members of the public are therefore advised to disregard any information claiming that funds for the second cohort have been released or that individuals have already been selected to receive grants. Such information is false and should not be relied upon.

Official updates regarding the outcome of the second cohort selection process and the commencement of grant disbursements will be communicated through NYCOM’s verified official communication channels.

For further inquiries, please contact:

Ernest Victor Mangani
Director of Finance and Administration
Email: [email protected]

Happy World Teachers' Day to all the teachers.We are proud of you!!!
05/10/2026

Happy World Teachers' Day to all the teachers.

We are proud of you!!!

05/10/2026

Eish!

I’m happy Zambians loved my performance with Derulo - Judith17-YEAR-OLD dancer Judith Katongo says she is glad that Zamb...
05/10/2026

I’m happy Zambians loved my performance with Derulo - Judith

17-YEAR-OLD dancer Judith Katongo says she is glad that Zambians were happy with how she represented the country after the American superstar Jason Derulo brought her on the stage to dance with him at the Stanbic Music Festival.

Judith, a Grade 12 learner and Head Girl at Great North Road Academy’s Avondale Campus, was invited on stage by Derulo during his headline performance at Polo Fields A, Lusaka Showgrounds, on Saturday night.

The young dancer impressed the crowd with her moves after finding herself dancing alongside the global music star she has admired for years.

Speaking to Kalemba in an interview, Judith said seeing Zambians enjoy her performance meant a lot to her because dancing was something she genuinely loved.

“I’m happy that the Zambians are happy because I really did what I love to do, which is dancing,” she told Kalemba.

Judith said the experience was made even more special by the warm reception she received from Derulo and his team.

She revealed that the atmosphere on stage was welcoming and the team made her feel comfortable during the dance challenge.

“[The] performance was nothing but amazing. I feel like he was very welcoming, the presence was welcoming, the energy was really good,” she said.

For Judith, the moment was also personal because she said Derulo played a major role in inspiring her to take up dancing seriously.

She said she has loved dancing since she was about five years old.

Judith could hardly believe that she was finally sharing a stage with the artiste who had inspired her journey.

“It was something, it was a dream come true honestly and I was happy that I was able to do it,” she said.

Judith admitted that she became disappointed with herself at one point after feeling that she had made a mistake in the choreography.

But she said Derulo’s dancers, choreographers and team members encouraged her and reassured her that she had done well.

“At some point I was so sad I messed up the choreography but they really made me feel better,” she said.

Although she did not get an opportunity to speak with Derulo backstage, Judith said meeting his dancers, choreographers and the rest of his team was another memorable part of the experience.

She said their encouragement gave her confidence and motivated her to continue pursuing dance.

The Stanbic Music Festival marked Derulo’s first performance in Zambia, with the “Whatcha Say” hitmaker headlining the event as part of his The Last Dance World Tour.

Kalemba

Bambo Ndiuzayani Keyala, azaka 67, aphedwa ndi akuba omwe anafika kuzatchola sitolo ya abwana awo, a Jafali Kachepa, pa ...
05/10/2026

Bambo Ndiuzayani Keyala, azaka 67, aphedwa ndi akuba omwe anafika kuzatchola sitolo ya abwana awo, a Jafali Kachepa, pa Mang'amba ku Machinga.

Bambo Keyala amagwira ntchito ngati watchman (mulonda/ngwanya) ndipo kucha kwadzulo anthu anawapeza bambowa ali ndi chilonda pachipumi komanso pomwe anagona patangodzadza magazi ambirimbiri.

Shop yomwe amalondela inatcholedwanso ndipo akubawo anabamo katundu osiyanasiyana ngati sugar, flour, matumba a mchere ndi Zina.

Eni shop wo adandaula kuti bambo Keyala anali mulonda odalilika kwambiri ndipo apanga izi walakwitsa.

The captain of the helicopter that crashed, killing Wicknell Chivayo, his wife, another pilot and an aide, was laid to r...
05/10/2026

The captain of the helicopter that crashed, killing Wicknell Chivayo, his wife, another pilot and an aide, was laid to rest at his farm in Marondera this afternoon. Captain Calvin Soda was at the controls, with a second pilot on board.

Captain Soda was a highly experienced former Air Force helicopter pilot. According to Chivayo’s security aide, who was travelling in another helicopter meant to provide security, Chivayo’s aircraft flew into a severe cloud.

A local businessman said Captain Soda was the go-to helicopter pilot for many wealthy people in Harare because of his vast experience. The businessman said many people are questioning how such an experienced captain could have misjudged the weather and flown into the conditions that led to the tragedy.

Nigeria: RCCG pastor collapses, dies while preaching about death at a funeral service:Residents of Aleto in Eleme, River...
04/10/2026

Nigeria: RCCG pastor collapses, dies while preaching about death at a funeral service:

Residents of Aleto in Eleme, River State and members of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG community in the area were thrown into shock and mourning Thursday, at a burial ceremony when the Resident Pastor, Deacon Steve Eyo, suddenly collapsed and was later pronounced dead.

The pastor was preaching on the topic-"The Certainty of Death and Hope Beyond."

He said that death was certain and cannot be avoided, adding that everyone must pass through it, adding that death is like going to the market.

He said some people leave the market early, while others stay until late. In the same way, some people die early, while others live longer, adding that death can come when we least expect it.

The pastor started preaching at about 1:10 p.m, saying that the burial was a reminder that death is not the end, because judgment comes after death.

He also encouraged everyone to number their days and live wisely. His last words were- "Number your days and prepare, for it can happen anytime."

15 minutes into the sermon, Pastor Eyo suddenly fell down with the microphone landing on the floor with a loud sound.

At first, some people thought he was demonstrating how suddenly death can happen, because he had just been talking about death until it was obvious that it was a serious matter

He was quickly taken to the back while the church choir and ministers gathered around him and prayed. Some people with medical knowledge also gave him first aid.

A medical person later said that his breathing had stopped. He was then rushed to the nearest hospital in the same ambulance that had been hired to carry the remains of the deceased.

At the clinic, pastor Eyo was confirmed dead and taken to the mortuary.

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