Chakwera akatsegulira chionetsero cha Trade Fair
Mtsogoleri wa dziko lino, Dr Lazarus Chakwera akuyembekezeka kufika ku Chichiri Trade Fair Grounds komwe atsegulire chionetsero cha za malonda. Bungwe la Malawi Confederation of...
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Chakwera departs Lilongwe for Blantyre
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has departed Kamuzu international Airport in Lilongwe for Blantyre where he is expected to officially open the 34th Malawi International Trade...
Chakwera to open trade fair
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera will tomorrow Thursday, preside over the official opening of the 34th Malawi International Trade Fair at Chichiri Trade Fair grounds in...
Market shelters increase councils revenue
New market shelters constructed with Governance to Enable Service Delivery (GESD) funds at Phwezi and Katowo in Rumphi district have helped double revenue collected from...
COMESA exports grow by 40%
Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA)’s Intra Africa exports has grown by 40% from $10 billion to $14 billion (approx. K18 to K25 trillion)....
MSE courts business players on market listing
Malawi Stock Exchange (MSE) is reiterating its call for players in the private sector to consider listing on the stock Market. To further the cause,...
National Product Magazine awards gala underway
The Minister of Trade and Industry Sosten Gwengwe and Minister of Labour Agnes Nyalonje are at Bingu International Convention Centre where the national Product Magazine...
Government calls for concerted efforts to boost manufacturing sector
The government has called upon the business community in the country to shift their focus from general trading to manufacturing aimed at export markets saying...
Malawi on path to prosperity with AfDB’s support — NAP
National Advocacy Platform (NAP) has welcomed the resumption of direct budget support from the African Development Bank (AfDB), citing it as a significant step towards...
Police crack down on illegal tobacco trade
Police in Mchinji have confiscated two trucks carrying illegal tobacco, suspected to be en route to Zambia and Mozambique. The trucks, each carrying two tonnes...