Former Minister of Information Moses Kunkuyu has requested to be the first witness interviewed by the newly established parliamentary ad-hoc committee investigating the June 2024 military plane crash that killed former Vice President Saulos Chilima and eight others.
The Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (ADMARC) has stated that it has not yet received government funding to begin purchasing agricultural products like maize.
A meeting between the Parliamentary Public Appointments Committee (Pac) and the board of the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation regarding the recruitment process for the position of director general has been postponed to Saturday in Salima.
Malawi’s Vice President Jane Ansah should have faced an attack by now, but divine intervention spared her from a drone.
The Tobacco Commission (TC) has reported that burley tobacco sold through auction arrangements experienced a rejection rate of 91.8 percent during the fourth week of this year’s tobacco selling season with figures now at $40.8 million, approximately K70.7 billion.
President Peter Mutharika has stated that the Malawi Government is dedicated to fostering regional and continental integration initiatives that aim to enhance the quality of life for individuals throughout Africa while generating opportunities for inclusive growth and shared prosperity.
The parliamentary committee that is looking into the plane crash which resulted in the deaths of former Vice President Saulos Chilima and eight others has completed its examination of Kamuzu International Airport.
The Parliamentary ad-hoc committee that is looking into the plane crash which resulted in the deaths of former Vice President Saulos Chilima and eight others has announced it will meet with the Chilima family on Wednesday to provide them with an update on the ongoing investigation into the incident. Walter Nyamilandu Manda, the chairperson of…
Lawyer George Jivason Kadzipatike has reported that the Malawi Police Service intends to arrest former President Lazarus Chakwera.
The Malawi Housing Corporation (MHC) has reported losses exceeding K6.5 billion from 2020 to 2025, authorities say.
