Demos against passport dilemma postponed
The Mzuzu Youth Caucus has postponed its demonstrations that were planned for Thursday, March 7th, 2024 due to security concerns.
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Update: Death toll in Nkhotakota floods reaches six
The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) says the death toll following Nkhotakota floods has now reached six.
MCP convention confirmed for this August
The Malawi Congress Party –MCP has confirmed it anticipates to hold its elective convention on 8th to 10th August this year
UNDP calls for massive investments in minigrids for Sustainable Development
The United Nations Development Programme has emphasized the necessity for substantial investments in minigrid electricity to foster sustainable and inclusive development within countries.
CDH Investment Bank commits to a sustainable green economy
CDH Investment Bank (CDHIB) in partnership with Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) conducted the annual tree-planting exercise in Bunda.
Mabedi names 27 players for international tourney
Malawi national football team coach Patrick Mabedi has named a 27-man provisional squad of local based players which will go in camp on Sunday in preparation for a four nations tournament later this month.
Fix the passport dilemma, Govt challenged
Civil Society Organizations have vowed to continue pressuring the government to swiftly restore the passport processing system at the immigration department.
MIJ marks International Children’s Day in style
International Children's Day of Broadcasting is celebrated on the first Sunday of the month of March every year.
Chiradzulu youths empowered through business grants
Twenty young people from Chiradzulu district have all the reasons to smile after receiving grants worth MK4.2 Million each thanks to the Business Acceleration for Youth which is funded by USAID Malawi and led by the Alliance of Bioversity…
Construction industry recounts effects of devaluation in the sector
The construction sector has admitted that most life changing and landmark projects in Malawi have fallen to the effect of the devaluation, a situation they are tagging to calls for prudent financial measures.