POLICE INVESTIGATING RECENT SPATE OF MURDERS IN LL
Malawi Police Service says it is zeroing in on suspects involved in the recent spate of mysterious murders that have occurred in Lilongwe. Lilongwe recently
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AFREXIM BANK COMMITS TO GIVE MW $700 MN FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY
The Africa Export-Import (AFREXIM) Bank says it is ready to release $700 million (approximately K755.4 billion) for the construction of Industrial parks in Lilongwe and
MW TO EXPERIENCE NORMAL TO BELOW NORMAL RAINFALL IN 2023/24 RAINFALL SEASON
The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services says global models are projecting Elnino conditions during the 2023/24 rainfall season. Elnino is characterized by unusual
ZAMBA FOR WOMEN REPRESENTATION ON AFRICA’S DEVELOPMENT TRAJECTORY
Secretary to the President and Cabinet (SPC), Colleen Zamba, says unpacking the real challenges fueling women’s underrepresentation in Africa’s development trajectory is key when designing
COURT ASKS ACB TO BE TRANSPARENT WITH EVIDENCE IN CHILIMA CORRUPTION CASE
In the corruption case involving Vice President Dr Saulos Chilima High Court Judge Justice Redson Kapindu has ordered the Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) to make
MARKA – BANGULA RAIL PROJECT TO COST MORE – CONTRACTOR
Contractor for the Bangula – Marka Railway Line is asking for about K28 billion more than the current K68.2 billion following an increase in the
MALAWI TO BENEFIT FROM UNCTAD PRODUCTIVE CAPACITIES INITIATIVE
Malawi is set to benefit from high-impact initiatives that seek to transform the productive capacities of the country to match with demand on global markets.
CENTRE FOR AGRICULTURAL TRANSFORMATION BAGS INTERNATIONAL AWARD
The Centre for Agricultural Transformation (CAT) is one of the six organisations globally that has received the Global Golden Leaf Award in recognition of its
MALAWI SECURES $100 MN FOR STUDENTS’ LOANS
Malawi has secured $100 million (approximately K108 billion) to be used for educational loans for 1000 Malawian students. This comes a few weeks after the
GUTERRES COMMENDS GOVERNMENT
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has commended the Malawi Government for swiftly responding to Cyclone Freddy. Guterres was speaking after meeting President Dr Lazarus Chakwera