Suspended principal officer for the pension fund, George Jim, has informed Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee that he did not experience any pressure from the ruling Democratic Progressive Party regarding the acquisition of the Amaryllis hotel.
In an uncommon public appearance, the second vice president, Enock Chihana, has taken to social media to discuss a meeting he held with President Peter Mutharika.
Parliament has approved the National Budget for 2026/27, allocating a total of K10.978 trillion for government spending after extensive scrutiny, debate, and a vote-by-vote examination of the allocations.
The Karonga District Council has reported the death of Hawkins Munthali, the Councillor for Uliwa Ward who was a member of the People’s Party.
Madagascar’s military President, Colonel Michael Randrianirina, has launched an unusual and controversial anti-corruption measure: he’s ordered that all candidates seeking ministerial positions in the transitional government must first pass a lie detector (polygraph) test before they can be considered for office.
The legal representatives for former Immigration Chief, Brigadier General Charles Kalumo, have voiced their apprehension regarding the ongoing postponement in the decision concerning his bail application.
President Peter Mutharika has granted clemency to 27 inmates as a gesture of compassion during the Eid and Easter festivities.
At least 13 people have lost their lives due to severe rainfall and flooding that impacted various regions of the country from March 15 to 18, 2026. In a statement issued by Wilson Moleni, the Commissioner for Disaster Management Affairs, the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) reported that 9,598 households have been affected, with…
The Reserve Bank of Malawi has disclosed that approximately K72.6 billion associated with the contentious Amarylis Hotel transaction has been identified, with a considerable amount already frozen or secured as investigations proceed.
The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has officially announced the launch of new 50 and 20 Kwacha coins, which are scheduled to enter circulation on 24 April 2026.
