Malawi commits to transforming the transport sector
Government has reaffirmed its commitment to developing a modern, inclusive and resilient transport system, describing the sector as a critical driver of economic transformation and...
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Govt. promotes aquaculture to drive Malawi 2063 goals
Government says it is committed to promoting the country’s fishing industry as a way of achieving economic growth at both the household and national levels....
Malawi revives banana industry under FAO-China initiative
Malawi has intensified efforts to restore its banana industry with renewed focus on smallholder farmers and sustainable value chains under the One Country One Priority...
NBS Bank distances itself from Charity Shield Trophy presentation row
NBS Bank plc has distanced itself from the controversy surrounding the trophy presentation incident at the 2026 NBS Charity Shield held at Bingu National Stadium,...
Malawian Women Urged to Compete for K600 Million AGRA WAYA Awards
Malawian women agripreneurs have been urged to apply for the 2026 Women Agripreneurs of the Year Awards (WAYA), which offer a prize pool of $300,000,...
First Lady calls for increased cleanliness
First Lady Madame Professor Getrude Mutharika has called on citizens in the country to uphold a high level of cleanliness and participate in efforts to...
ESCOM’s OFC injects K10 million into MACRA ICT Awards
The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi’s (ESCOM) Optic Fibre Communications (OFC), an autonomous division under ESCOM, has injected K10 million into the Malawi Communications Regulatory...
Govt welcomes $52.5m maternal health investment
Government has welcomed a $52.5 million investment by Unitaid, describing it as a critical step in addressing persistently high maternal deaths in Malawi. Deputy Minister...
RBM launches new payments strategy to drive digital economy
The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has unveiled a National Payments Systems Strategy to accelerate the country’s transition to a digital economy between 2026 and...
Malawi Urged to Intensify Awareness on Caesarean Sections
In Malawi, only 4.6% to 6% of institutional births are performed via caesarean section, below the World Health Organisation’s recommended 5–15%, according to KUHeS. This...