Malawians will enjoy ECF benefits, says Gwengwe
Minister of Trade, Sosten Gwengwe, has expressed optimism that Malawians will reap the full benefits of the International Monetary Fund’s Extended Credit Facility this year....
Author : Chisomo Break
Zomba Mental Hospital seeks support
Authorities at Zomba Mental Hospital are calling for support during the festive season for patients at the referral facility. The hospital’s Director, Dr. Raphael Piringu,...
Avoid overspending during Christmas, New Year — CAMA
The Consumers Association of Malawi (CAMA) has urged consumers in the country to exercise caution in their spending during the Christmas and New Year festivities....
Heatwave to hit parts of Malawi — MET
The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services has announced that, over the next five days starting Thursday, most areas in the country will experience...
MEC registers over 2.5 million people in phase 3 of voter registration exercise
The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) says 2,515,315 people were registered during the recently concluded Phase 3 of the voter registration exercise. The third phase, which...
‘Osalekelera nkhanza za ana’
Omenyera ufulu wa ana, a Amos Chibwana, ananenetsa kuti nkhanza zochitira ana m’banja aMalawi asamazilekelele kapena kuziyang’anira pansi. Izi zili chomwechi pamene aPolice ya South...
Kamtukule urges MSE to boost ownership shares awareness
Tourism Minister, Vera Kamtukule, has called on the Malawi Stock Exchange (MSE) and companies to simplify and promote awareness about ownership shares to encourage broader...
SFFRFM for quality, affordable fertilizer
Smallholder Farmers Fertilizer Revolving Fund of Malawi (SFFRFM) says it will continue devising measures aimed at easing access for farmers to quality and affordable fertilizer...
Exporting raw materials drains forex — economist
Economist Murry Siyasiya has sounded an alarm over the economic strain caused by Malawi’s reliance on raw material exports. Siyasiya emphasised that the practice is...
Five countries assist Malawi with 19,000 tonnes of grain
Malawi’s development partners have committed to providing the country with 19,000 tonnes of grain through the World Food Programme. The countries: Sweden, France, the Netherlands,...