ACB, two more institution to join cementgate case
Lawyers from the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), Financial Intelligence Authority (FIA) and Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) are expected to join the K5 billion cementgate case.
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Sanctions await lawmakers yet to declare assets
The Public Appointments Committee of Parliament has disclosed that it will soon write the office of the speaker to impose sanctions on eleven members of Parliament who failed to declare their assets.
Parliament calls for probe into the death of MRA officer
The Budget and Finance Committee of Parliament Chairperson Gladys Ganda has expressed sadness with the death of Alinafe Bonongwe who was until his death working as Dedza Border Malawi Revenue Authority Station Manager.
Nocma banking hopes on rail fuel importation
Deputy Chief Executive Officer for National Oil company of Malawi (NOCMA) Helen Buluma is anticipating lower landing costs and reduced fuel pump prices if transporting of fuel is done using rail.
Parliament to summon Chizuma over Zunneth consent order
The Legal Affairs Committee of Parliament has confirmed it will summon Anti-corruption Bureau Director General Martha Chizuma to explain her side of the story on the issue to do with rejection of consent order to prosecute Zunneth Satar's…
Kalindo bail ruling in four days’ time
Politician Bon Kalindo has been remanded to Maula Prison for four days after Senior Resident Magistrate Florence Msekandiana reserved her ruling on a bail application to 31st January 2022.
MRA collects K 181 Million in Blantyre
The Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) has revealed that taxes amounting to K 181 Million have been collected within a month in Blantyre through its Block Management System.
Media key in efficient public service delivery
The media has been singled out as a key stakeholder if the country is to achieve desirable results in the Governance Enable Service Delivery (GESD) project which the government of Malawi is implementing with financial support from the World…
ESCOM needs 15 billion kwacha for new customer connections
The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi says it requires 18.5 billion kwacha to connect new customers every year as natural resources Committee of Parliament faults the company for extending Agreko's illegal contract.
HRDC criticizes sixty-day amnesty on corruption offenders
The Human Rights Defenders Coalition has downplayed a defense by Attorney General Thabo Chakaka Nyirenda that a sixty-day amnesty that his office has issued on financial crimes will end corruption.