[Nyasa Times] ARMED police swooped on Malawi's seat of government in a dramatic show of force -- sparking fears of a major security incident at the heart of the nation's power.

[Nyasa Times] The parliamentary inquiry into the June 10, 2024 military plane crash has heard fresh testimony from Kelvin Sentala, a close acquaintance of the late vice-president Saulos Chilima, who sought to clarify a widely discussed remark attribu...

[GroundUp] Immigrants say threats and evictions forced them to flee their homes

[Nyasa Times] Former Secretary to the President and Cabinet, Colleen Zamba, has strongly defended the government's response to the military plane crash that claimed the lives of former Vice-President Saulos Chilima and eight others, insisting that of...

[Nyasa Times] The proposed Kasiya Rutile Project in Lilongwe District could remain in operation for more than 70 years, far exceeding its initially modelled 25-year mine life, according to findings from a definitive feasibility study conducted by Sov...

By Wezzie Gausi: Nearly two years after Malawi last had a substantive Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) Director General (DG), the search for permanent leadership at the country’s key anti-corruption institution seems to have yielded nothing. The gover...

Over a month after police busted an alleged money laundering scheme involving $1.14 million (about K2 billion), the country has heard nothing about progress of the case. Last month, law enforcers indicated that two Tanzania nationals had been arreste...

By Mphatso Malidadi & Myra Elias: Football Association of Malawi (Fam) President Fleetwood Haiya has said the Malawi Women’s National Football Team will remain active ahead of the 2027 World Cup finals in Brazil, following their exploits at th...

By Kingsely Jassi:  Malawi is projected to have produced 154.7 million kilogrammes (kg) of all types of tobacco this year, the third and final round crop estimates show. This puts to rest fears of oversupply, as the estimated output is about 16 mill...

By Mcloyd Chilangiza  Malawi could fail to make the most of its duty-free access to the Chinese market due to low productivity, certification bottlenecks, limited processing capacity and high logistics costs. This is according to the Centre for Agri...