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Apostle Clifford Kawinga provided support to over 640 households in Mchinji, Malawi, affected by recent flash floods, emphasizing community solidarity and hope.

Malawi's Treasury has set a K22 billion target for the police to collect from traffic fines, raising concerns among motorists about aggressive enforcement and corruption.

Malawi's Minister of Justice has initiated the recruitment process for a new Director General of the Anti-Corruption Bureau, with 50 candidates set to be interviewed for this critical role.

Malawi has suffered losses of at least $1.4 billion due to climate-related disasters over the past eight years, highlighting a critical and ongoing struggle against poverty and the impact of these disasters.

Citizens in Malawi are organizing a nationwide thanksgiving match to express appreciation for President Arthur Peter Mutharika's economic policies.

FDH Bank Plc is increasing its support for Malawi's national development through various initiatives aimed at enhancing socio-economic growth.

The National Bank of Malawi has pledged K20 million for a charity golf tournament organized by the SKC Foundation to raise funds for essential medical equipment.

Prince Kapondamgaga, former Chief of Staff in Malawi, denies any significant involvement in the controversial Amaryllis Hotel deal during his testimony to the Public Accounts Committee.

The Secondary School Teachers Union (SESTU) in Malawi has expressed concerns about being excluded from important government negotiations regarding teachers' salaries and conditions of service.

Severe flooding in Malawi has resulted in at least 13 fatalities and significant destruction of agricultural land, exacerbating the country's reliance on foreign aid.

The World Happiness Report 2026 ranks Afghanistan as the unhappiest country, with a significant decline in youth well-being linked to social media usage.

The Malawi Public Service Pension Trust Fund is embroiled in controversy over the inflated purchase of Sigelege Hotel, initially valued at K8.5 billion but acquired for K27.5 billion amid claims of political pressure.

Lake Malawi has hit its highest water level in years, prompting authorities to open floodgates to prevent flooding in surrounding communities.

The Malawian government is seeking to dismiss corruption cases against former minister Charles Mchacha, raising concerns about political will to address high-level corruption.

A 70-year-old retiree, Karol Husár, embarks on a symbolic pilgrimage from Slovakia to Santiago de Compostela, aiming to raise funds for children in Malawi.

Malawi is conducting crucial by-elections in four constituencies and nine wards, with heightened political tensions and a call for calm from the Electoral Commission.

Malawi, Tanzania, and Mozambique have initiated a $7.12 million GEF project aimed at protecting the Ruvuma Basin ecosystem.

The cost of living in Malawi has decreased by 4.6% in February due to a drop in essential food prices.

Former immigration chief Brigadier Charles Kalumo is facing significant delays in accessing medical care while in custody, prompting calls for humane treatment from authorities.

Experts are raising concerns over a meeting between Malawi's Public Accounts Committee and the Reserve Bank of Malawi, questioning its implications for an ongoing inquiry into the K128.7 billion Amaryllis Hotel acquisition.

A community outreach program in Malawi aims to combat violence against people with albinism through awareness efforts but struggles with long-term impact and engagement.

Former trustees of Malawi's Public Service Pensions Trust Fund revealed that the board previously rejected the K128.7 billion purchase of the Amaryllis Hotel, but the minutes of that decision have inexplicably vanished, raising further questions about the legitimacy of the deal.

Malawi's Anti-Corruption Bureau has launched a surveillance vehicle to monitor government offices known for corruption, aiming to bolster anti-graft efforts.

A program in Malawi is helping young mothers return to school after facing violence and early marriage.

Women in Malawi's SMEs are encouraged to support and empower each other for business growth and national development.

Wicknell Chivayo, a controversial Zimbabwean businessman, has recently made appearances in Malawi's political scene, prompting scrutiny over his activities and connections with local leaders.

The High Court in Malawi has adjourned a defamation case involving lawyer Alexious Kamangila and Justice Kenan Manda to May, following a scheduling conference.

Malawi, along with other SADC nations, has been excluded from Russia's list of countries where recruitment for its military is banned, raising safety concerns amid ongoing conflicts.

The article discusses the sermons of Prophet Shepherd Bushiri, emphasizing his controversial financial teachings and influence in the evangelical movement in southern Africa.

The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives in Malawi has called for the immediate resignations of the Chief Justice and Attorney General due to allegations of corruption.

Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has criticized South Africa's Special Investigating Unit (SIU) for allegedly spreading false claims regarding his immigration status.

The Malawi government has initiated a new investigation into the Chikangawa military plane crash that resulted in the death of former Vice President Saulos Klaus Chilima and others.

Only 71 Members of Parliament attended the latest sitting in Malawi, while 159 were absent, raising concerns about absenteeism in the legislative body.

The Malawi Ministry of Lands has initiated a comprehensive land ownership audit to address disputes, illegal sales, and improve public revenue.

Over 1.3 million children in southern Malawi are being vaccinated against polio in response to a recent outbreak linked to a detected vaccine-derived virus.

Malawi has signed a strategic minerals agreement with a U.S. firm, raising concerns about transparency and long-term benefits for the country.

Authorities in Malawi thwarted a complex charcoal smuggling operation disguised as a funeral procession in the Chikwawa region.

Malawi police are investigating a case involving the smuggling of coal disguised as a funeral procession.

Authorities in Malawi are pursuing at least nine individuals accused of smuggling charcoal using a hearse disguised as a funeral procession.

Malawi's financial institutions are at odds over the true value of the Kwacha, leading to confusion in the business community.

A leadership crisis has escalated within the Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) in Malawi, leading to a power struggle and questions about the legitimacy of its current leadership.

MP Fredokiss Kalua is advocating for community-led development as he engages with constituents during his visits.

Malawi has commenced a polio vaccination initiative in Blantyre following the detection of the poliovirus in sewage samples.

Activist Onjezani Kenani praises President Mutharika's State of the Nation Address but expresses concerns about anti-corruption appointees.

The Malawi Judiciary has issued a statement defending its Supreme Court's ruling in favor of Finance Bank amid widespread public criticism and concerns over multi-billion kwacha payouts.

President Peter Mutharika highlights the government's efforts to combat hunger in Malawi after significant drops in maize prices due to state intervention.

High Court Judge Kenyatta Nyirenda ruled that Chief Secretary Justin Said acted illegally and beyond his powers, rendering his decisions void.

Shepherd Bushiri urges Malawian youth to abandon pride and actively seek work opportunities amid rising unemployment and living costs.

The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) warns that the Supreme Court's ruling to force the government to pay billions to Finance Bank will harm Malawians and worsen the economic crisis.

High Court Judge Kenyatta Nyirenda has condemned the Malawian media for incompetence and spreading propaganda, expressing frustration over their handling of a recent court case.