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Business News
Ecama expects ‘modest’ improvement in 2025
Economists and industry players expect modest improvement of the economic environment in 2025 due to easing inflation but stressed fiscal…
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Business News
Inflation hits consumers hard,averaged 32.2 percent in 2024
Malawi’s average annual inflation rate closed the year 2024 at 32.2 percent, a 3.5 percentage points rise from 28.8 recorded…
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Business News
Women participation in land market remains low—report
A new study has found that more women continue to struggle to participate in the land rental market where land…
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Business News
Committee challenges NFRA on diversification
The Parliamentary Committee on Agriculture has challenged the National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) to diversify towards other food items, saying…
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Business News
Treasury to borrow K400bnin Q4, Ecama concerned
Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs is set to borrow about K400 billion in the fourth quarter (Q4) of this…
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Business News
Ministry upbeat on electricity output
Ministry of Energy has projected that electricity generation capacity will reach 1 620 megawatts (MW) by 2030, way below the…
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National News
Egenco pegs Kapichira rehab progress at 60%
Electricity Generation Company (Egenco) says Kapichira Hydro Power Station maintenance works are at 60 percent and within schedule to restore…
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Business News
Mpatamanga power project report ready for review
The Malawi Environment Protection Authority (Mepa) says it has received the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (Esia) report for the…
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National News
NFRA to import 20 000MTof maize from Tanzania
The National Food Reserves Agency (NRFA) says it will import be-tween 9 000 and 20 000 metric tonnes (MT) of…
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Business News
Treasury moves to rollover debt, to borrow K60 billion
Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs has issued two prospectuses of about K60 billion meant for debt refinancing arrangement, efectively…
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