MEC speaks out on Njewa drama
The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) says it has been stopped from accessing its warehouse at Njewa in Lilongwe after a court order was issued over unpaid rent, affecting access to one of its key storage facilities.
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Eight die in Dedza terrible accident
Authorities in Dedza have confirmed that eight people have died in a road accident in the district.
“Malawi is not poor” -Napoleon Dzombe cries!
Local investor Napoleon Dzombe has expressed concerns regarding the investment climate in the country, highlighting that local investors encounter obstacles that hinder project progress, as he seeks approval for his proposed fertiliser manufacturing facility in Dowa.
AI discourse dominates PR Day
Artificial Intelligence (AI) emerged as the key focus of the 2026 World PR Day PR and Strategic Communications Masterclass, which opened in Lilongwe today with communication professionals urged to embrace the technology as a tool for the future.
Authorities dismiss immediate Curriculum change reports
The Malawi Institute of Education (MIE) has dismissed reports claiming that a new school curriculum will be introduced in September 2026, describing the information as false and unfounded.
Malawi Law Society calls for adherence as court rejects Chinese national case
The Malawi Law Society (MLS) has stated that the High Court’s rejection of the Anti-Corruption Bureau’s (ACB) request to halt the prosecution of Chinese National Lin Yinhua serves as a crucial reminder for authorities to adhere to the appropriate procedures governing such actions.
Woman cries for jailed abusive husband
There was drama at Balaka Second Grade Magistrate’s Court after a woman walked from the public gallery to beg for mercy for her husband moments after he was sentenced.
Bad rice, groundnuts factories closed in Karonga
The Karonga Town Council has shut down 11 rice and groundnut shelling operations for not adhering to waste management regulations.
University students want fees reduced
A group of students from public universities have submitted a petition to Parliament requesting a halt to the recently announced tuition fee increase, claiming that this rise will render higher education unaffordable for numerous Malawians.
Henry Mussa appointed Malawi Institute of Tourism boss
Former Information Minister Henry Mussa has been appointed as the new Executive Director of the Malawi Institute of Tourism (MIT).