Political Commentator Slams DPP for Betraying Northern Bloc in Deputy Speaker Race
By Contributor ZOMBA — Political commentator James Kayupa Phiri, based in Zomba, has accused the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) of…
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second vice President, Enoch Chihana, promises food and fertiliser stability in Mzuzu visit
By Suleman Chitera Mzuzu, Malawi – Thousands of enthusiastic residents thronged Mzuzu City on Saturday to welcome Second Vice President…
FCB boosts IPMM conference K3 million donation
By Suleman Chitera Listed First Capital Bank (FCB) has extended financial support amounting to K3 million to the Institute of…
China Cancels Malawi’s $20 Million Debt as Part of Strengthened Bilateral Ties
By Suleman Chitera, Lilongwe, Malawi The Government of China has cancelled two of Malawi’s debts amounting to approximately $20 million,…
Castel Malawi strengthens employee welfare, market leadership
By Staff Reporter Castel Malawi Limited has deepened its drive to foster employee well-being and strengthen workplace harmony, following the…
President Peter Mutharika Meets Scottish First Minister John Swinney at Sanjika Palace
By Suleman Chitera | Blantyre, Malawi President Peter Mutharika on Monday held an audience with Scottish First Minister John Swinney…
Malawi’s newly elected MPs begin orientation at BICC ahead of swearing-in
224 parliamentarians-elect gather in Lilongwe to prepare for legislative duties under the theme “From Election to Action.” By Burnett Munthali…
The Battle For The Gavel: Who Will Lead Malawi’s Parliament?
By Gift Bennie Nkolokosa That defining moment is upon us yet again, the moment when Parliament either makes or breaks.…
Gender Activists Applaud DPP for Appointing Two Women as Chief Whip and Deputy Chief Whip in Parliament
By Suleman Chitera Gender rights activists have welcomed the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) for appointing Patricia Wiskes and Martha Ngwira…
Investigative feature — Why many Malawians call Lazarus Chakwera the worst president in recent memory
By Suleman Chitera LILONGWE — For a growing number of Malawians, the phrase “worst president” is no longer just protest…