GOVERNMENT TO INVEST MORE IN CARBON MARKETS
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera says over 3.8 million rural Malawians need food assistance due to climate change induced drought. The Malawi leader was speaking during
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MALAWI TO BENEFIT FROM LEG FUNDING
MALAWI is set to benefit from the increased climate change adaptation programme fund through the Least Developed Country Expert Group (LEG), a grouping under the
KUMWENDA ELECTED GLOBAL DISABILITY RIGHTS AMBASSADOR
Malawi Union of the Blind (MUB) Executive Director, Ezekiel Kumwenda, has been elected into the council of the World Federation of the DeafBlind WFDB. He
AGILITEE, PARTNERS EYE EAST AFRICA REGION
Agilitee Limited a leading electrical vehicles public company and its partners announce a regional joint venture to provide communities in the East Africa Region with
CHAKWERA SECURES $27 MN GRANT FOR ENERGY INVESTMENT IN MALAWI
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has secured a $27 million (K27 billion) grant for energy investment in Malawi from the Global Energy Alliance for People and
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DISCUSS DIGITAL ECONOMY
The Ministerial Forum For Developing Africa’s Digital Economy is underway in Cape Town, South Africa. The forum seeks to brainstorm the roles each country is
HASSAN, KELEJ AMONG INFLUENTIAL WOMEN IN AFRICA
The Chief Executive Officer for Merck Foundation Dr Rasha Kelej has been recognised alongside Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan among influential women in Africa by
BE APOLITICAL, FIGHT NEPOTISM CHIEFS URGED
Deputy Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Halima Daudi says chiefs have a crucial role to play in bringing unity amongst Malawians. She said
CHAKWERA ARRIVES IN EGYPT FOR COP27
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has arrived in Sharm El Sheikh – Egypt for the COP27, United Nations Climate Change Conference. Upon arrival at Sharm El
MOZAMBICAN WINS CHAKWERA PUBLIC SPEAKING PRIZE
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera says he believes in listening to the voices of ordinary citizens and see how best he can solve the problems raised.