National News
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3 cities continue to endure fuel woes
Motorists in three of the country’s four cities continue to endure long queues and dry pumps at fuel service stations…
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Health funding gaps threaten 2030 targets
Malawi’s hard-won progress in key health indicators could stall before reaching global targets unless urgent investment and systemic reforms are…
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Government loses millions to politically shielded tenants
Government is losing millions of kwacha as politically connected tenants are allegedly evading rent and intimidating officials tasked with enforcing…
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Councillors call for customised training on reformed CDF
As the implementation of the Reformed Constituency Development Fund (RCDF) begins this month, councillors are calling for customised training to…
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Cholera cases now at 168, Blantyre dominates
Ministry of Health and Sanitation has recorded 14 new cholera cases within seven days, bringing the total number of cases…
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Mera, tanker drivers resolve grievances
The Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (Mera) says it has resolved grievances raised by tanker truck drivers regarding their welfare by…
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Zamba fights for freedom
Former Secretary to the President and Cabinet (SPC) Colleen Zamba is scheduled to appear before Mkulula First Grade Magistrate’s Court…
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Questions over Sacranie abduction probe
Nearly a month after Crossroads Hotel managing director Sameer Sacranie resurfaced from a 33-day abduction ordeal, authorities are yet to…
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Ministry committed to fixing submerged jetty at Nkhata Bay
Minister of Transport and Public Works Jappie Mhango has assured that government is committed to finding a long-term solution to…
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Wesm bemoans deforestation, trains clubs to conserve trees
Wildlife and Environmental Society of Malawi (Wesm) policy and advocacy manager Chifundo Dalireni says climate change has forced many people…
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