Category: News
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50 Women Complete A Sports Leadership Training
A least 50 Women from various sports Associations have completed a 5-day Sports Leadership training, an Initiative organized jointly by Malawi National Council of Sports and African Union Sports Council Region 5.The sports Leadership training which is called Women Leadership Programme, attracted various women from various sports disciplines to equip them with leadership skills, financial management…
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MEDF Yayambiranso Kupereka Ngongole
Bungwe la Malawi Enterprise Development Fund (MEDF) layambiranso kupereka ngongole m’chaka cha boma cha 2026/27, pomwe laika pambali ndalama zokwana K100 biliyoni zothandizira anthu kuchita malonda osiyanasiyana m’dziko muno. Poyankhula pa msonkhano wa atolankhani ku Lilongwe, Mkulu wa MEDF, Kaisi M’bwana Sadala, wati bungweli lachepetsa mitundu ya ngongole kuchokera pa 26 kufika pa magulu asanu…
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MBS Launches New MIS
The Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS) has on Friday launched a new Management Information System (MIS) in Lilongwe. Speaking during the launch, MBS Director General, Symon Mandala, said the introduction of the modernized platform will help reduce delays in service delivery and enhance operational efficiency within the institution. Mandala said the system is aimed at…
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Ulama Council of Malawi Condemns Mob Justice
Ulama Council of Malawi has strongly condemned recent incidents of mob justice in Chikwawa and Nsanje, where individuals accused of witchcraft were brutally murdered by community members. A statement signed by Secretary General of the organisation, Sheikh Muslim Abbas Vinjenje, has described the killings as unjust and un-Islamic, reminding Malawians that justice must only be…
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MRA Says Media Is A Partner In National Development
The Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) has described media as a strategic partner in national development citing that first-hand information on revenue matters is vital for public consumption. Commissioner General for MRA, Felix Tambulasi, made the remarks during the official opening of the training workshop of the Association of Business Journalists (ABJ) that is underway in…
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CDEDI Says Shop Closures could Destabilize the Country’s Economy.
Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) has intensified pressure on business operators resisting the Malawi Revenue Authority’s newly introduced Electronic Invoicing System (EIS), warning that continued shop closures could destabilize the country’s economy. The Electronic Invoicing System, which officially replaced Electronic Fiscal Devices on May 1, 2026, was introduced by the Malawi Revenue…