Portland can generate forex — Tembo
Minister of Mining, Thoko Tembo, says Portland Cement Malawi has the potential to contribute to foreign exchange generation through cement exports. Tembo said this today
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Mulanje stakeholders unite to end school dropouts
Early marriages, child labour, and limited access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services are driving up school dropout rates in the area
Violence contributes to underdevelopment —- Kumbambe
Government has described violence in all its forms as one of the greatest barriers to achieving inclusive development. Principal Secretary in the Ministry of Gender,
Government hails creative industry growth as COSOMA disburses K1.8 billion in royalties
Government has described the growth of Malawi’s creative industry as evidence of the sector’s potential to generate wealth and contribute to national development, following the
Karonga District Council resolves accountability issues
Karonga District Council Secretariat and councillors say they are committed to strengthen collaboration to improve service delivery. The remarks were made during a meeting chaired
NFRA set for maize purchases
National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) says it is fully prepared for this year’s maize purchasing exercise following a K100 billion allocation from the government to
Activists hail court ruling on wildlife trafficking case
Environmental activists in Malawi have welcomed a High Court decision rejecting an attempt to discontinue corruption proceedings against convicted Chinese wildlife trafficker Lin Yunhua, describing
Maranatha Academy reports strong response to scholarship registration
Maranatha Academy says it has received a strong response from learners registering for its 2026 National Scholarship Programme, under which the institution plans to invest
APM tasks Tembo with unlocking Malawi’s mineral potential
President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika has challenged the new Minister of Mining, Thoko Tembo, to enhance mineral exploration for the sector to reach its full
Every child should stay in school — Msaka
Minister of Education Bright Msaka has called for urgent action to ensure every child in Malawi stays in school and acquires strong literacy and numeracy