Minister of Local Government and Rural Development Ben Phiri has warned that Malawi is gripped by moral decay, with ...

Continued power outages and shortages of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) have fuelled a booming charcoal market, raising urgent ...

Malawi’s El Niño preparedness is faltering, with researchers cautioning that delays in mobilising funds could leave millions ...

For a woman in labour, clean water can mean more than comfort—it can mean safety, dignity and a healthier start for her ...

Hundreds of football fans on Friday thronged Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe to watch the Scorchers defeat Zimbabwe 2-0 in a 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games qualifying match which generated a record ...

Denying paternity for many children has been normalised in this country, leaving women to fend for themselves and their children. While it takes two to tango, taking responsibility for raising ...

Put the current fuel scarcity aside for a moment; paraffin appears to have vanished from our filling stations years ago. Apparently, the commodity has outlived its usefulness. Those who still depend ...

Mighty Wanderers have moved to the top of the FDH Bank Premiership table after edging Silver Strikers 1-0, thanks to striker Clement Nyondo’s first-half strike. The Nomads made an aggressive start and ...

The Malawi Mining Investment Company (Mamico) plans to start mining and processing gold next year to curb rampant smuggling and increase foreign exchange earnings from the country’s mineral resources.

As the rainy season draws closer, a looming fertiliser crisis threatens to derail the upcoming agricultural cycle, leaving smallholder farmers grappling with soaring prices, severe supply shortages, ...

The tragic news of the helicopter crash in rural Marondera, Zimbabwe, on September 30, 2026, which claimed the lives of prominent businessman Wicknell Chivayo, his wife Lucy Muteke and four others, ...

So, on Tuesday President Peter Mutharika left the country for South Africa on what the Chief Secretary (CS) Justin Saidi shrouded, once more, as a private visit. The President has every right to go ...