Bad cooking oil producers busted
The Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS) has suspended four food processing companies in Blantyre after discovering serious food safety and hygiene violations during a factory inspection exercise.
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Malawi marks 15 years reflections of 2011 demos
Today, Malawi marks 15 years since the July 20, 2011 nationwide anti-government protests, a day that left 20 people dead and became one of the country’s darkest moments in its democratic history.
Suspected thief killed
A 35-year-old man, identified as Yasin Yona, has died after being beaten by an angry mob that allegedly caught him stealing chickens at Kanyimbo Village under Traditional Authority Chanthunya in Balaka District.
RSA returnees angry over ‘BAD PORRIDGE’
Malawian returnees fleeing xenophobic violence in South Africa sparked chaos at the Joyce Chitsulo Stadium in Mwanza after protests over delayed government transport allowances and substandard breakfast turned violent. The crowd’s frustration boiled over, resulting in clashes with humanitarian staff and damage to Malawi Red Cross Society property.
Authorities set sights on ending abuse on the elderly
Authorities will use tomorrow to discuss strategies to address the abuses faced by the elderly in the country.
This comes as the nation prepares to observe the 2026 World Elder Abuse Awareness Day at Kaphatenga Primary School grounds in the area of Senior Chief Salima in Salima District.
Fuel prices drop in Malawi
The Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) has announced a reduction in fuel prices, effective today.
CDH Bank supports Lilongwe Mayor high-level dialogue
CDH Investment Bank has made a donation of K2 million to the Lilongwe City Council for the Mayor’s vision sharing and stakeholder engagement initiative.
PaMsika Platform changing online trading narratives
PaMsika Online, developed by NetSoft Limited, is changing the game for online commerce in Malawi.
Intellectual Property call earns massive CDH support
CDH Investment Bank has contributed K10 million to the Companies Registrations and Intellectual Property Centre (CRIPC) to aid in the official inauguration of the institution as it shifts from the Department of Registrar General to a specialized agency.
Mvungi modernizing the labour space in Malawi
Mvungi Job Master officials report that they are focused on streamlining and modernizing the employment sector, encompassing everything from job searching and recruitment to employee management, payroll systems, and career development. Chikondi Willie, the chief executive officer of the AI-driven platform, states that they are transforming the way job seekers, employers, HR managers, and career…