Customers laud govt for cement price drop
Some customers in Lilongwe have commended President Dr Lazarus Chakwera’s administration for facilitating a reduction in cement prices to between K25,000 and K26,000 following the
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Disaster reporting drill excites journalists
Journalists from Balaka have applauded a recent refresher training on disaster reporting, saying it has equipped them with vital skills ahead of the rainy season.
Children’s voices echo loud as leaders pledge action on rights
In Salima, a fishing and tourist district often battered by child marriages and poverty, the voices of children rang out with remarkable clarity and courage.
Biotech cotton raises yields for farmers
Biotech lab at LUANAR Malawi, being an agro-based economy, invests billions of Kwacha into the agricultural sector to boost productivity. But in recent years, climate
Maranatha Academy, Sharda University host education fair
Parents and students have been invited to take part in the Open School Fair Day, which will be held in Lilongwe on 19 August 2025
Stakeholders pledge protection for journalists during elections
With just one month to go before Malawians cast their votes on 16 September 2025, a coalition of media leaders, police and civil society organisations
Secure homes bring hope to Cyclone Freddy survivors
When Cyclone Freddy wreaked havoc in the southern part of the country in 2023, 50-year-old Margaret Brayim in Zomba was left helpless as her grass-thatched
EU Injects €3 million into SADC disaster preparedness drive
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has welcomed a €3 million boost from the European Union (EU) approximately K6.084 billion to strengthen disaster preparedness
ESCOM yayamika Chakwera chifukwa cha $21 million
Kampani ya Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) yati $21 million yomwe mtsogoleri wa dziko lino Dr Lazarus Chalwera anakatenga ku msonkhano wa COP27 ithandizira
Chitipa worried with children’s malnutrition
Chitipa District Council has expressed a concern with the rising level of stunting among under-5 children in the district. This was revealed in a meeting