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Ministry admits small firms facing hurdles
Ministry of Industrialisation, Business, Trade and Tourism has acknowledged that Malawi’s small and medium enterprises (SMEs) continue to face a…
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Continued theft of medicines deepens hospital shortages
Persistent theft of medicines from Malawi’s public health system continues to undermine efforts to stabilise supplies, with the Ministry of…
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Food insecurity to worsen
Rising food prices, eroded household incomes, and limited agricultural labour opportunities are expected to deepen food insecurity across Malawi, particularly…
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APM’s rule registers stabilisation without transformation
Nation Publications Limited’s (NPL) independent audit of President Arthur Peter Mutharika’s first year in office has yielded a composite score…
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Faith Phiri: Taking climate action to communities
When floods sweep through Malawi’s communities, leaving behind destroyed homes, washed-away crops and families mourning loved ones, Faith Phiri sees…
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FAM engages new e-tickets provider
Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has introduced a new ticketing system under SAS FAM Tickets platform as a way of…
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Tie SoEs bailouts to performance—CfSC
The Centre for Social Economic Concern (CfSC) has urged the government to attach measurable performance conditions to financial support for…
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Hopes dashed
Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture has said the ailing Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre will not reopen for elite football…
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Campaign millions shut out women, youths
Malawi is spending millions to win political power—but the country’s election-finance rules cannot fully tell voters where much of that…
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Forex crisis drives fuel shift
Malawi’s worsening foreign-exchange shortage is forcing the National Oil Company of Malawi (Nocma) to rethink how it secures fuel, with…
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