National
VP-Elect Ansah joins mourners in honouring late Inkosi Kwataine
Vice President-elect Justice Jane Ansah attended the send-off ceremony for the late Inkosi Kwataine at Mthunzi Funeral Parlour in Lilongwe.
In his remarks, Traditional Authority (T/A) Njolomole paid heartfelt tribute to the late Inkosi, expressing deep concerns about his untimely death.
protected by reCAPTCHA
RECOMMENDED STORIES
According to Njolomole, Kwataine was a champion of peace and unity, and his contributions to development in the region were invaluable.
“Chief Kwataine was fostering peace and unity, and also fostering development,” he said.
Njolomole further stated that Kwataine’s passing has left a void in the community.
The body of Inkosi Kwataine of Ntcheu District is expected to arrive at Madzanje Village where he will be laid to rest.
Bullets become soldier’s final salute in FDH Bank Cup
Court slams police over unlawful seizure of refugees’ property
Partridge, Mbilizi roped in Cabinet
Kawale Police arrest two over mob killing, warn against taking law into own hands
MP Nyondo, three councilors in Chitipa join DPP
MHRC Engages Nkhotakota Players
APM mourns Malawians killed in Limpopo bus tragedy
SADC urges calm as Madagascar plunges into political chaos
APM mourns Malawians killed in Limpopo bus tragedy
Songwe Border United finally breaks the drought with first Super League victory
MP Nyondo, three councilors in Chitipa join DPP
Kawale Police arrest two over mob killing, warn against taking law into own hands
Partridge, Mbilizi roped in Cabinet
Court slams police over unlawful seizure of refugees’ property
