Malawi Institute of Journalism - Promoting Media Independence And Professionalism

The Constitutional Court sitting in Lilongwe has ruled that Members of Parliament (MPs) will no longer be involved in managing the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) and the Water Resource Fund at council level.

The Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC) has called on lawyers, NGOs and CSOs to join hands in promoting strategic litigation and advance human rights in the country. 

Novahiwa Investment Committed to Transforming Soil Health and Yields By Malumbo Ngwira Novahiwa Investment, a Lilongwe-based company, has reiterated its commitment to improving soil health and yields in the country. The company…

In spite of tea maintaining its market viability and relevance to the economy researchers feel its time to invest in climate-resilient varieties and also review some marketing regulations.

Good governance experts have urged President Lazarus Chakwera to ensure the upcoming report on 600 development projects is credible and transparent.

President Lazarus Chakwera has expressed his dissatisfaction with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), accusing the organization of imposing unrealistic economic recovery measures on Malawi.

UTM President Dr. Dalitso Kabambe has reassured people that his party has the solutions to the country's current economic challenges. 

The 2025 Sanlam Summer School for Financial Journalists scholarship has gone to the Malawi Institute of Journalism.

On December 5, 2022, Parliament passed the Electoral Commission (Amendment) Bill, which became law following its approval by President Lazarus Chakwera on February 18, 2023.

The National Advocacy Platform (NAP) and the Civil Society Elections Integrity Forum (CSEIF) have said that calls to reject Smartmatic, demand a return to manual voting, or threaten mass action without providing evidence have the potential…