First Lady applauds SOFF’s impact
First Lady Madam Monica Chakwera says she is impressed that 25 students from the first cohort supported by Shaping Our Future Foundation (SOFF) have been
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MCP approves 204 candidates for upcoming convention
The Malawi Congress Party (MCP) has vetted 204 out of 224 candidates who will participate in the party’s convention at the Bingu International Convention Centre
Fuel price expected to drop by 30% – Mozambique Envoy
The Mozambique High Commissioner to Malawi, Alexandre Manjate, has indicated that the price of fuel could reduce by 30 percent if the government continues utilising
Mozambique-Malawi project ready by 2025 – ESCOM
The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) anticipates that the Mozambique-Malawi Power Interconnection (MOMA) Project will be completed in the first quarter of 2025. The
Embrace change – Director of Agriculture
Linda Mphande, Director of Agriculture and Natural Resources for Zomba District, has called on staff to adapt and innovate in the execution of their activities.
Malawi, Ukraine sign memorandum of cooperation
Malawi and Ukraine have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on political cooperation. The MoU was signed by Malawi’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nancy Tembo
First Lady’s cancer initiative takes screening to Rumphi
First Lady Madam Monica Chakwera’s Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign has launched a four-day screening exercise for cancer and sexually transmitted infections at Jeka Village in
Fisheries sector to improve revenue collection in Likoma – Government
The Director of Human Resources and Administration for Likoma District Council, Yohane Bilesi, says the fisheries sector will enhance revenue collection once devolved in the
Fire guts Zgambota rest house in Karonga, one Injured
Fire has damaged the Zgambota Rest House in Karonga, injuring one individual. According to Karonga Police Station Public Relations Officer, Sergeant George Mulewa, the incident
Malawi’s infrastructural development promising
The Chief Executive Officer of the College of Insurance in Kenya, Ben Kajwang, says Malawi has the potential to transform its infrastructural development fortunes, provided