Govt to support Coca-cola expansion project
Government will support Coca-cola corporation as they intend to expand their investments in the country, President Chakwera has confirmed. He made the remarks in Dallas,
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‘Chacha’ donates laptops to underprivileged girls
First Lady Madam Monica Chakwera has stressed the importance of collective efforts in empowering Malawian girls. She was speaking after Malawian US-based influencer and philanthropist,
Mangochi Police drill Kabaza operators on road safety
Mangochi Police, through its traffic department, has launched a training programme targeting Kabaza motorcycle and bicycle operators. Hoping to curb road accidents involving the targeted
PDU to launch Tourism Delivery Lab
Presidential Delivery Unit (PDU) plans to establish a Tourism Delivery Lab in June this year, with a view of addressing challenges the tourism sector
CapeStars salutes media
HS Winehouse Beverages and Hospitality has hailed the media for contributing to the country’s social and economic development. The company, through its CapeStars alcoholic spirits
Engage youths in research — CYECE
Centre for Youth Empowerment and Civic Organisation (CYECE) has called for the active involvement of youths in various research activities. Lucky Mbewe, CYECE’s Executive Director,
2024/25 Buying season this May — ADMARC
Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (ADMARC) is set to start buying crops from farmers this month for the 2024/2025 season. With an allocation of K22
FDH Bank raises cup stakes
FDH Bank has increased sponsorship for its football cup from K120 million to K150 million. The announcement has been made by the bank’s Senior Marketing
Graduates urged to create jobs
Vice Chancellor for Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences, Professor Nancy Chitera has urged unemployed graduates in the country to consider venturing into entrepreneurship
Tobacco rakes in $53.7 million
Malawi has realised $53.7 million (about K94 billion) from three weeks of tobacco sales, an increase from the $28.3 million (K49.5 billion) generated during the