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  A 40-year-old lady named Thoko Mabaso said that it was time for her to find a right man for her life, a man that won’t demand sexual satisfaction. She decided to marry a nine year old boy who is still young, and Thoko hopes that her marriage will last. The family of the boy were speechless when they heard that their son is getting married, especially at age nine, the parents of the boy are the ones who said yes on his behalf because he is not yet 18 years of age to make his own decisions. The attendance of the marriage was the whole village because everyone in the village wanted to know if it is true that a nine year old boy is marrying a 40-year-old woman. In another story the age of the lady was mistaken to be 59-years-old but her real age is 40. The village didn’t believe their eyes when they got to the venue and it was true that there was a very special marriage taking place in the village. Okay let’s be realistic now, how will a nine year old boy be able to handle a 40-year-old

  Police officers in the wildlife and enviromental crime investigation unit received a tip-off that a man identified as Zakeyu Lingison Pitala, 35, a business man at Lobi trading centre was offering the animal for sale at the said market.   After following up on the information provided, police officers then succeeded in apprehending the suspect and confiscating the pangolin.   The suspect is expected to appear in Dedza Senior Resident Magistrate’s court to answer a charge of possession of a listed species contrary to section 86 subsection (1) as read with section 110 B of National Parks and Wildlife Act of 2017. The scaled mammal is listed under protected species, as numbers have dwindled due to poaching.   A charge of possession of a listed species attracts the maximum sentence of 30 years imprisonment with hard labour.   The suspect hails from Mtengowagwa village in traditional authority Kachere in Dedza.   According to the National Geographic, Pangolin scales, like rhino horn, have

  Estranged Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Secretary General Grezelder Jeffrey has responded to her recent dismissal by the party president Peter Mutharika, saying she joined the party at free will. Jeffrey said the remarks yesterday at Bangwe Desert ground in the commercial city of Blantyre where the party’s vice president for the South Kondwani Nankhumwa held a rally. According to Jeffrey, she joined the party in 2005 when the founding president late Bingu Wa Mutharika formed the party. She further said that they are not in bad terms with the party’s president who is also the former head of state of Malawi, but she said the future of the party matters hence the call for Mutharika to step down as the party leader. According to Jeffrey, Mutharika will never stand again in 2025 and a convention is the only solution to give ample time to the party to thoroughly campaign for another candidate. Jeffrey added that she has not picked any side, adding that she is attending the rally as th