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).
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Speaker wants probe into Napoleon Dzombe fertilizer company fiasco
Speaker of Parliament Sameer Suleiman has appointed a special parliamentary committee to investigate the challenges businessman Napoleon Dzombe is facing in establishing a fertilizer manufacturing company in Dowa District.
Finally, Govt opens up on job recruitments
More than five months after the government imposed a freeze on public sector recruitment, ministries and government departments can now resume recruiting staff.
Malawi to host SADC Ministerial meetings
Malawi will host the 28th Ordinary Meeting of the SADC Ministerial Committee of the Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation on 16–17 July 2026 at the Livingstonia International Conference Centre [LICC] in Salima.
Govt condemns Doctors murder
The Ministry of Gender, Children, and Disability has strongly condemned the killing of Dr Favour Atughanile Chomo, describing the incident as a tragic loss to her family, the medical profession and the nation.
“School fees in public universities will NOT be reduced” -Govt
Minister of Education Bright Msaka says the increase in tuition fees at public universities is intended to improve the quality of higher education and ensure the institutions operate sustainably.
CDF Funds disbursed to councils
The Ministry of Finance has disbursed K7.866 billion under the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) to councils that have submitted the required documentation for development projects proposed by Members of Parliament in their constituencies.
Five total deaths confirmed of Malawi’s returnees from RSA
The number of Malawians who have died while travelling home from South Africa has risen to five since the government began repatriating citizens who wished to return to Malawi.
Malawi marks 62nd Independence Day
Every year on 6 July, Malawi celebrates Independence Day, marking the country’s liberation from British colonial rule in 1964, when it transitioned from the British Protectorate of Nyasaland to the independent Republic of Malawi.
‘Malawi’s crashed plane had no toilet’
Former Special Assistant for Protocol in the Office of the Vice President, Davie Kalilombe, has told Parliament that the aircraft that crashed on 10 June 2024 while carrying former Vice President Saulos Klaus Chilima and eight others had no toilet onboard, even though it was used for VVIP travel.