Malawi Institute of Journalism - Promoting Media Independence And Professionalism

In pursuit of attaining the agenda 2063, Malawi has made a historical move to invest in a multi-million dollar innovation hub to capitalize on innovations that would assist the country attain its development agenda.

The media and three of the country’s local non-governmental organizations have pledged to work together in efforts that aim at changing lives of people in the country.

This bill aims to amend the Cannabis Regulation Act (No. 6 of 2020) with the primary objective of facilitating proper regulation of the locally produced strain of Cannabis Sativa. 

For some time, government and human rights organizations have been sensitizing people on dangers of violating rights of elderly people.

Prophet Shepherd Bushiri, has broken his silence on calls by some section of the society for him to contest in the upcoming elections as President of Malawi.

The Blantyre Water Board has expressed optimism on addressing existing water supply and sanitation challenges with the Malawi Water and Sanitation Project-1 which is currently underway.

Broadcasters in the country have been urged to be creative so as to avoid recycling content and strive to maintain professionalism in their work.

Authorities have underscored the need for Malawi to be proactive in it's export drives to benefit from the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement.

Parliament has passed the 2024/2025 national budget pegged at K5.9 trillion kwacha. 

Malawi – as per the findings of USAID - has one of the highest maternal mortality ratios globally.