EDF defies Ombudsman’s order on CEO recruitment
The Board of Export Development Fund (EDF) continues to defy a determination by the Office of the Ombudsman to adhere to its own regulations and procedures for recruiting Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
The Board of Export Development Fund (EDF) continues to defy a determination by the Office of the Ombudsman to adhere to its own regulations and procedures for recruiting Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
Malawi has registered a 50 percent increase of liquid petroleum gas (LPG) among both middle and low-income working Malawians, a development that excited both government of Malawi and environmental experts.
Bankers Association of Malawi (BAM) has called for more investment and concerted efforts to address effects of climate change in the country.
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Deputy Director of Research and Training, Kenneth Chitatata Msonda, has advised party leader Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika to fire Francis Mphepo, National Organizing Secretary Chimwemwe Chipunga and Shadric Namalomba.
The African Guarantee Fund (AGF) has provided US$15 million to go towards financing small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Malawi.
President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera has asked founder and chairman of the largest juice maker in East Africa, Kimani Rugendo, to consider investing in Malawi where fruits are readily available to serve as his raw material for his business.
Malawi President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera wound up his visit to the United Kingdom (UK) with a call to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for Poundstretcher, Aziz Tayub, to consider investing in Malawi.
Malawi’s fastest growing insurance provider – Reunion Insurance Company Limited – on May 3, 2023, celebrated its 18th anniversary by conducting weeklong national corporate social responsibility (CSR) in various communities in Malawi.
Malawi’s revered governance and human rights advocate, Undule Mwakasungula, has described as strange and retrogressive an action taken by the Forum for National Development (FND) to stop government from borrowing money for the Lake Malawi Water Supply Project.
The Government of the Republic of Korea has given the United Nations agency on sexual and reproductive health and rights agency – UNFPA – US$ 200,000 (more than MK200 million) to supplement its on-going response in Mulanje and Phalombe, which were among the districts affected by Tropical Cyclone Freddy.
