Tensions Flare Over Funeral of Former Zambian President Edgar Lungu
The BBC reports that Zambia’s late former President, Edgar Lungu, who died last week at the age of 68, left...
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Opinion: Chimwendo, Mumba in Wrong Term
Was Mumba's Snub Really a Mistake or a Message? By all accounts, Kamuzu Day in Mzuzu was meant to be...
Government Orders Immediate Removal of Wooden Poles at Mzuzu Airport Following Public Outcry
After a public outcry on social media, Deputy Minister of Transport, Baba Malondela, swiftly intervened and ordered the immediate...
MCP Government Insults Northerners with Poor Infrastructure
The Malawian government is under fire for using wooden poles to fence the perimeter of the newly rehabilitated Mzuzu...
Left in the Cold: Guards at Bingu’s Ndata Farm Go Nearly 2 Years Without Pay
At least 19 security guards stationed at the late President Bingu wa Mutharika’s Ndata Farm in Thyolo have gone...
“Embrace Local Innovations to Grow Malawi’s Economy”—Minister Urges at Buy Malawi Day
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Vitumbiko Mumba, has called on Malawians to take charge of the country’s economy...
Reserve Bank of Malawi Introduces New Measures to Combat Inflation and Boost Economic Growth
The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has unveiled a series of measures designed to tackle inflation, enhance foreign exchange reserves,...
Germany Injects K10.1 Billion into Malawi’s Forest Restoration Efforts
Malawi has received a significant boost in its fight against environmental degradation, with the German government providing K10.1 billion through...
Price Stabilization Policy to Boost Business Environment – Chithyola
Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, Simplex Chithyola Banda, has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative aimed at stabilizing prices and ensuring...
Vice President Dr. Michael Usi Attends Memorial Service for Namibia’s First President, Dr. Sam Nujoma
Malawi’s Vice President, Dr. Michael Usi, is in Windhoek, Namibia, to attend the memorial service of the country’s first president...
