Malawi strengthens ties with Luxembourg
Malawi President Peter Mutharika has praised the strong friendship and cooperation between Malawi and Luxembourg during a meeting with Luxembourg’s Deputy Prime Minister Xavier Bettel at Kamuzu Palace.
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BREAKING: MEC challenges Blantyre relication
The Malawi Electoral Commission has announced that it will not relocate to Blantyre as instructed by President Peter Mutharika.
Govt warns on rewards in subsidies
The government has expressed concern over some public officials suggesting farm inputs and relief aid should go to those who voted for the current administration.
APM for improved education sector
President Peter Mutharika says education is key to socio-economic development, empowering youth to drive positive change.
President Mutharika orders change on Paul Kagame Road
Malawi President Peter Mutharika has directed that Paul Kagame Road in the capital Lilongwe be renamed John Chilembwe Road.
New cabinet ministers to take oath tomorrow
The swearing-in ceremony of the newly appointed Deputy Ministers is happening , at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe.
Malawi President changes cabinet: No more minister of state
President Peter Mutharika has made significant changes to his Cabinet, aiming to strengthen his administration and enhance service delivery in key sectors.
Mutharika says Govt will cover funeral expenses for Eli Njuchi Band members
Mutharika orders Government to cover funeral expenses for Eli Njuchi Band members
President Mutharika calls for unity in Christmas message
President Peter Mutharika and First Lady Gertrude Mutharika are wishing Malawians a joyful Christmas in a message that calls for continued unity.
BREAKING: Vitumbiko Mumba arrested!
Vitumbiko Mumba, former Minister of Trade and MCP running mate, has been arrested by police in Lilongwe. He was arrested at his Area 47 residence around 11:30 am and taken to Lingadzi Police Station. The arrest is believed to be connected to comments Mumba made at a press briefing after the September 16 general elections,…