Malawi Institute of Journalism - Promoting Media Independence And Professionalism

At the heart of the ongoing consultations on the 2024 – 2025 national budget have been discussions on solutions aimed at promoting economic recovery and growth in the country.

At a time when digital spaces are a market leader in terms of social communication and interaction, Hastings ‘Heys’ Chitanda, a diaspora-based Malawian, has initiated the birth of a podcast branded 265Chills that talks about travel,…

The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) has successfully expanded the FM Frequency Band to meet the growing demand from radio stations.

Commentators are urging the dismissal of officials overseeing the President's security.

Electricity supplier- ESCOM has disclosed that it has managed to upgrade over 250 thousand meters under Token Identification Project.

The Mzimba First Grade Magistrate’s court at Jenda has handed a 12-month suspended sentence to 98 Ethiopian nationals after being found guilty of illegal entry into Malawi.

Truck drivers in the country have confirmed they will go ahead with their national shutdown on 31st January in push for an increased pay.  

Health rights campaigners have expressed concern with the resurgence of Covid 19 in the country, although the disease was declared no longer a public health concern in May last year.

The Malawi Prison Services has become the latest public institution whose headquarters has relocated to Lilongwe.

Experts have said that the recent expression of dissatisfaction towards President Lazarus Chakwera is attributed to regionalism in politics and the failure of the Tonse-led government to fulfill its promises.