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 After many complaints the National Bank of Malawi has renewed its' security certificate and the trust messages have now disappeared when it's Banknet customers attempt to login in to their secure site to access their accounts. Once you login the website is now displaying the message below to alert those still experiencing the message which is still  affecting those that have catching issues with their preferred browsers and also a somewhat lame apology for the risk they exposed their online customers to:       National Bank Fixes security certificate but still need improvement to its online services : Malawi National Bank Fixes security certificate but still lacks online Support for its customers

Linda who looks young than her age, also revealed how she got married to her husband, saying on January 26,this year, she met the man who said he loved her and asked her to follow him to his house. “I followed him yet, I did not know him and I did not tell my parents. When we reached his house he told me he wanted to marry me and I accepted and I never went back to my parents’ house despite their efforts to make me return home,’’ narrated Linda a standard seven drop out. She said she suspected Yasini used charms to lure her into marriage, because she did not understand how she could follow a man she never met before and she was forced to wear some charms in her waist amulets (Zithumwa) every day at their marital home.     Minister Kaliati visits Mchinji woman victim of violence and coerced Marriage : Malawi Minister Kaliati visits Mchinji woman victim of violence and coerced Marriage

Bharti Airtel ("Airtel"), a leading telecommunications services provider with operations in 20 countries across Asia and Africa has received global recognition a year after the operator announced its strategic decision to move into MVNO business and host Mobile Virtual Network Operators, (MVNOs), on its Kenyan Network. The announcement was made at the 3rd Annual International MVNO Industry Awards Ceremony on 22nd April 2015, Nice, France. The Awards are designed to champion success and celebrate excellence in the MVNO industry.      Airtel Africa Wins Global Award at the prestigious MVNO Industry World Congress in Nice, France

Al Shabaab, the Islamic terrorist group that has just laid siege to a Kenyan university, killing nearly 150 people, benefited from the 2011 Western aggression that backed al Qaeda and affiliated militias to destroy the state of Libya: Libyan arms that went missing during the fighting to remove Col Muammar Gaddafi are now spreading even further afield…     Al Shabaab Benefited from Western Destruction of Libyan State

President Peter Mutharika says his administration will enhance measures aimed at preserving the country’s natural resources to prevent them from extinction. The president has since accepted the challenge to lead other African countries in the fight against the depletion of natural resources and wildlife crime. President Mutharika spoke at the Hart Senate Building in Washington DC at the second edition of the 2015 Congressional International Conservation gala hosted in honour of two African heads of state who have done tremendous work in the conservation of natural resources and wildlife. Mutharika is being honoured for his role in signing the 2014 Arusha Declaration on Regional Conservation and Combating Wildlife/Environmental Crime. Making his keynote address as the principal speaker of the night, President Mutharika said as Malawi’s high population density is a crucial factor in the significant human pressure on biological resources and protected areas. “As the human p

Big Bullets FC against all odds beat Silvers Strikers at Civo Stadium on Saturday, to start the defence of their TNM Super League on a positive note. After barrel first half in which both team  created good scoring opportunities Bullets drew first bllod in the 62nd minute through veteran striker Chiukepo Msowoya’s wonderful goal. Chiukepo got the end of Jaffalie Chande’s effort to put his team on course for the famous victory. But Bullets had to wait as Silver eqaulised in the 32nd minute through Sam Gunde in the 77th minute. Leftback Yamikani Fodya scored the winner in the 84th minute from a freekick delivered just outside the 18-yard box in a highly competitive match which reflected on the official opening match of the season. Bullets faced their former top players Tizgobere Kumwenda and Victor Limabani but new signing Eneya Banda from relegated Karonga United was a marvel to watch and deservedly voted man of the match. Bullets coach Lyoid Nkhwazi said he was happy to win

We live in a world filled with terrorist attacks. So much so that they become the noise of the nightly news that most Westerners ignore. Simply watching the nightly news or scanning social media for a few minutes will typically reveal the horrors of terrorism in all corners of the world. However, why do some attacks garner coverage, political marches and the response of world leaders yet others barely make the bottom corner of a news report?    Stop ignoring massacres in Africa

Centre for Social Concern (CFSC) campaigns for high quality and quantity production and tenancy labour in Malawi. This is as a result of core aims of the Centre to significantly contribute towards critical and action-oriented issues in the fight against persistent high level of poverty to improving the economy.  Centre for Social Concern Campaigns for improved conditions for Tenancy Labour in Malawi : Centre for Social Concern Campaigns for improved conditions for Tenancy Labour in Malawi