ECONOMY ON RIGHT FOOTING -MCCCI
The Malawi Confederation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (MCCCI) has applauded President Dr Lazarus Chakwera for his recent tough and decisive economic policies which
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IMF PROJECTS 3.3% GROWTH FOR MALAWI IN 2024, FINANCE MINISTER HAILS ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION
Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs Simplex Chithyola Banda says International Monetary Fund (IMF) announcement that Malawi’s Real Gross Domestic Product growth in 2024 is
WASTE MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES IMPRESS BCC
60 applicants have submitted entries for the Art Malawi pitch your waste solutions. This is an initiative aimed at empowering 35 eco-entrepreneurs who will collect
2 ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT AND ROBBERY IN LILONGWE
Police in Lilongwe have arrested two men for allegedly posing as taxi operators and engaging in assaults and robberies targeting unsuspecting passengers. The arrested individuals
KUFC RISKS LOSING PLAYERS OVER UNPAID PERKS
About five key players for Karonga United Football Club (KUFC) have threatened to quit the team due to unpaid salaries and on-signing fees. The players
EX-SULOM BOSS IN NOMADS CAMP
Mighty Mukuru Wanderers have appointed former President of the Super League of Malawi (SULOM) Tiya Somba Banda as a board member. This comes after Club
COMMUNITY TECHNICAL COLLEGES REMAIN GOVT. PRIORITY
Government says it remains committed to complete the construction of Community Technical Colleges in the country. At the moment, there are seven Colleges that remain
GOVT, STAKEHOLDERS TO IMPROVE IMMUNISATION PROGRAMS
A total of 100 technicians from the Ministry of Health are expected to improve the country’s management and accessibility of life-saving immunisation programs. The technicians
ATI INVESTS K5BN IN LUANAR CROP RESEARCH
The Agriculture Transformation Institute (ATI) is constructing a $3 million (K5 billion) multipurpose office building at Natural Resources College under Lilongwe University of Agriculture and
HIGH COST OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES AFFECTING SERVICE DELIVERY AT LION
Authorities at The Lilongwe Institute of Orthopedics and Neurosurgery (LION), a department under the Kamuzu Central Hospital, have bemoaned the shortage of medical practitioners and