Malawi Institute of Journalism - Promoting Media Independence And Professionalism

The United Nations says that Malawians’ growing awareness of prosperity is driving stronger demands for accountability, putting more pressure on leaders to perform.

A 15-year-old boy has died after getting attacked by a crocodile in the Linthipe River in Dedza.

Displaced people whose houses were demolished by the Malawi Defense Force at Kasasile in Nkhataby district say they need psychosocial counseling.

Officials says all is set for the country to receive the new long-acting HIV prevention drug known as lenacapavir.

In the heart of Blantyre, lies Mbayani Primary School, an institution of learning with an interesting figure of over 10,000 learners, the largest enrollment in all primary schools in Malawi.

The Ministry of Health has pledged continuous implementation of measures aimed at ensuring that patients living with more than one chronic illness, also known as multimorbidity, are accessing care timely and effectively. 

Eight suspects accused of disturbing peaceful demonstrations by civil servants at Area 18 Memorial Tower in Lilongwe will spend another night in police custody pending finalization of their bail arrangements.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has announced that all applications to change ownership of vehicles, houses, and land must now be cleared by the bureau first.

The Center for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) and Lost History Foundation (LHF) have petitioned Parliament to allow the use of indigenous languages alongside English in parliamentary debates.

The Old Mutual (Blantyre) Foundation Trust has commended President Peter Mutharika for his directive to make primary and secondary education free in Malawi, describing the move as timely and transformative for many families across the…