Wendie Mkandawire

Agriculture expert Felix Jumbe says poor farming practices and resistance to modern methods are keeping Malawi food insecure, warning that without changing attitudes and technology use, bumper harvests will remain a missed opportunity.

The development could provide a moderate boost to Malawi’s public finances, and if well managed, could stimulate growth and help address the country’s fiscal and external imbalances.

As the new administration moves forward, observers say the handling of the court proceedings beginning today will send a clear signal about whether Malawi is strengthening the rule of law or continuing a cycle of politically charged justice.

National Bank of Malawi (NBM) – a leading banking institution in Malawi – has expressed commitment to providing startup capital to artisanal and small-scale miners to facilitate growth of the sector.

Mchinji District Agriculture Extension Coordination Committee (DAECC) has stressed the need for strong relationships and collaboration among stakeholders to sustain agriculture initiatives being implemented in the district.

A little known woman, Letina Kamwamba, has dragged Leader of Opposition and Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) presidential aspirant, Kondwani Nankhumwa, to court over child maintenance issues.