Inagwa bwanji?: Chikangawa plane crash probe to continue
The Parliamentary Ad-Hoc Committee that is investigating the Chikangawa plane crash has commenced the analysis of evidence gathered during the initial phase of witness hearings.
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Malawi Govt completes repatriation of people from South Africa
The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) has issued a reminder to Malawians residing in South Africa that the government-supported repatriation initiative will conclude on 12 August 2026.
Malawi hosting African Parliament Conference
Malawi has commenced hosting the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Africa Region Conference and Annual General Meeting, anticipating the attendance of over 300 parliamentary delegates in Lilongwe.
Chakwera sad with Brian Banda’s death
Former President of Malawi Lazarus Chakwera has expressed deep sorrow following the death of veteran broadcaster and communications professional Brian Banda.
Reserve Bank of Malawi maintains Policy Rate
The Reserve Bank of Malawi’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has decided to keep the Policy Rate steady at 24.0 percent.
Parliament goes into forensic probe on Chikangawa plane crash
The parliamentary ad-hoc committee looking into the Chikangawa plane crash has announced that it will soon begin reviewing the medical and forensic evidence concerning the crash victims.
Govt starts disciplinary caution on Zodiak, Luntha TV
Government has called on the Malawi Communications Regulatory (MACRA) to begin disciplinary proceedings against Zodiak Broadcasting Station (ZBS) and Luntha TV, accusing the two media houses of breaching journalistic ethics and broadcasting codes.
Mutharika on fourth private trip to South Africa
President Peter Mutharika has for the fourth time left the country this afternoon for a private visit to South Africa.
UTM, UDF, PDP demand Namiwa’s release
Three opposition parties, UTM, United Democratic Front (UDF) and People’s Development Party (PDP) have jointly called for the release of activist Sylvester Namiwa, saying the treason charge against him threatens freedom of expression and the rule of law.
Activist Namiwa charged with treason
CDEDI’s executive director, Slyvester Namiwa, has been formally charges of treason and the dissemination of false news that could incite public alarm.