Chakwera conquers parliament once again
President Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera returned to Parliament on Tuesday afternoon for the second time in three weeks. This time around he went there to face Parliamentarians one-on-one answering their questions.
President Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera returned to Parliament on Tuesday afternoon for the second time in three weeks. This time around he went there to face Parliamentarians one-on-one answering their questions.
Malawi and China have signed a partial US$5 million debt cancellation agreement in Lilongwe, a move that is likely to cushion Malawi on its debt burden.
The marathon in pursuit for justice is far from over in cases involving Gerald Viola and a businessman Chrispin Chingola as the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has revealed its intention to challenge the suspended sentences handed on the duo.
The Center for Democracy Watch (CDW) has demanded that the Malawi Government should allow the Agriculture Committee of Parliament and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to conduct an inspection on the maize that the government has declared rotten at Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (ADMARC).
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has yet again broken record for distancing itself from the statement Leader of Opposition in the National Assembly, Kondwani Nankhumwa, made in response to the State of the Nation Address (SONA), which President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera delivered in parliament on February 17, 2023.
Story Workshop has asked teachers in the country to create an environment that supports education for learners in primary schools in order to reduce school dropout rates.
Runaway Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) councilor for Mwanje Ward Douglas Mkwezalamba, has finally surrendered himself to the police, almost a week after Chiradzulu Police Station launched a manhunt to arrest him for selling a grader belonging to the Malawi Government.
In the Age of Information, news media faces both unprecedented opportunities and significant challenges.
A senior official in the former governing Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), Ken Msonda, has taken a swipe on Malawians who are blaming President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera for the rising cost of living.
Every time Malawians are about to go to the polls, Malawi becomes the land of comedy and drama. As the saying goes “mvula ikagwa kuchuluka zoliralira”. This time there is no exception.
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