NRB yalemba anthu opitilira 1.5 miliyoni mu ndondomeko yakalembera
Bungwe la National Registration Bureau lati lalemba anthu 1,556,613 pa ndondomeko ya kalembera ya chiphaso cha unzika. Mlembi wamkulu wa bungwe la National Registration Bureau,
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Grow more soya beans — Bakhresa
Demand for Soya beans is expected to rise as a new company, Solvent Extraction and Cooking Oil Refinery, will this year begin manufacturing cooking oil
Malawi’s life expectancy improves despite COVID-19 pandemic
Health experts are pointing out that Malawi’s life expectancy has notably increased from 63 years in 2019 to 66 years in 2024, despite the country
Bullets condemn violence at Kamuzu Stadium, commit to cover damages
FCB Nyasa Big Bullets have condemned the acts of violence that occurred at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre during their Super League game against Silver Strikers,
Tikupha makwacha – TAMA
Bungwe la alimi a fodya la Tobacco Association of Malawi (TAMA) Trust lati alimi a fodya ndiwokondwa chaka chino kamba koti akupha makwacha ndi mitengo
Chilima describes Korea as valued partner for African countries
Vice President Dr Saulos Chilima says the commitment by the government of the Republic of Korea to partner African countries will unlock the continent’s development
Malawi ipeza K327BN pa malonda a fodya
Ndalama zokwana K327 billion ndi zomwe zapezeka, dziko lino litagulitsa fodya oposa ma Kilogramme 64 million pakutha pa sabata zisanu ndi ziwiri. Ndalamazi ndi zochuluka
2024 JCE exams start on a positive note
The 20224 Junior Certificate of Education examination has started on a positive note in various schools across the country. Deputy Minister of Education Nancy Chaola
Mphamvu ya Kwacha yakhazikika
Ndalama ya Kwacha yakhazikikabe pa mtengo wa K1751 pogula ndalama ya Dollar imodzi pomwe inafika mu March chaka chino. Izi ndi malinga ndi msika wa
PRISAM President dangles K5 million reward for top JCE performers
As the Junior Certificate of Education Examination commences, girls across Malawi have an extra incentive to excel courtesy of Ernest Kaonga, President of the Private