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Experts call for quick reforms in energy sector
Economic experts have asked local authorities to consider instituting reforms in the energy sector, particularly on fuel pricing mechanism. The…
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Maneb ‘closes’ MSCE marking centre
Malawi National Examinations Board (Maneb) on Friday closed St. Mary’s Secondary School Malawi School Certificate of Education examinations marking centre…
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Actionaid for shift in economic policy
Malawi’s current debt crisis and increasing poverty levels are a result of failed market- oriented economic policies and political elitism,…
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12.3 million register for ID cards
National Registration Bureau (NRB) says since 2016 it has registered 12 287 349 people aged 16 and above for national…
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Malawi secures 99-yearleasehold at Nacala Port
The Malawi Government has secured a 99-year lease agreement with Mozambique to develop a terminal at Nacala Port. Government officials…
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German university to empower Malawi nurses
President Lazarus Chakwera on Thursday engaged the leadership of Lübeck University of Germany on the possibility of the institution training…
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Govt, USAid empower Standard One teachers
Ministry of Education in collaboration with USaid/Malawi Next Generation Early Grade Reading (NextGen) Activity is training Standard One and Two…
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Banana faces uncertain future, study shows
Malawi’s once-thriving banana crop, which was recently ravaged by banana bunchy top virus, faces an uncertain future, a study conducted…
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Value addition key to mineral revenue
Lack of value addition and continued smuggling for illicit uses continue to undermine the country’s revenue from gemstones, one of…
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Is mining on course to surpass tobacco?
Malawi’s economy has been dependent on tobacco, which accounts for around 50 percent share of exports, providing hundreds of thousands…
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