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Six suspects at large in British national abduction
Malawi Police Service says eight suspects were involved in the abduction of British national Nusrat Osman, 47, who was rescued…
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Taxpayers to bear cost of Mozambique electricity
The prospect of spending a colossal K9.8 billion every month on imported electricity has unsettled Malawi, prompting government efforts to…
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Mega farmers still owe govt K55.8bn
Mega farmers contracted through the Mega Farms Unit have so far repaid only 21.2 percent of their loans, leaving K55.8…
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Police rescue kidnapped British national
Terror is how residents of Mingale Village in Mpemba, Blantyre, described the scene that unfolded on Thursday afternoon when British…
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Water tariff power shift
Government is considering a major shake-up of water tariff regulation that could transfer tariff-setting powers from the responsible ministry to…
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Mwapata Institute shares soybean value-chain tips
A latest study has said investing in seed multiplication models, value-addition and community-level storage and aggregation facilities could transform Soybean…
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CDF turf war erupts: Council chairs vs MPs
A fresh turf war has erupted over who should preside over Constituency Development Fund (CDF) project launches, pitting the Ministry…
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Global Fund grant faces uncertainty
Malawi risks failing to unlock $437.9 million (about K766 billion) from the Global Fund after a row over selection of…
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FAM wants women’s body to run NBM Premiership
Football Association of Malawi (FAM) wants the National Women’s Football Association (NWFA) to take over the running of NBM Women’s…
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Donors’ retreat forces welfare funding shift
Malawi’s social protection system is bracing for a funding squeeze as donor support wanes, forcing a pivot to domestic revenue…
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