MERA raises fuel prices by up to 33.16% effective October 1
MERA has raised fuel prices by up to 33.16 percent effective October 1, with petrol now at K3,499 per litre and diesel at K3,500, citing higher importation costs and exchange rate pressures.
Eight killed, five injured in Kasungu mine collapse
Tragedy struck Kasungu’s Kasalika Village on Tuesday when an open-pit gold mine collapsed, killing eight people—most of them women—and injuring five others. Authorities have described the site as a “death trap” and pledged immediate safety measures as grieving families await government support
VP-Elect Ansah joins mourners in honouring late Inkosi Kwataine
Vice President-elect Justice Jane Ansah attended the send-off ceremony for the late Inkosi Kwataine at Mthunzi Funeral Parlour in Lilongwe.
In his remarks, Traditional Authority...
CSEIF condemns intimidation of ACB officers
CSEIF has slammed DPP’s Charles Mchacha for allegedly storming ACB offices in Blantyre, calling it a direct attack on democracy. The watchdog warns such intimidation erodes trust, threatens anti-corruption independence, and risks normalising political interference during Malawi’s tense transition.
Senior Chief Kwataine passes away
Senior Chief Kwataine Masina of Ntcheu District dies at a private hospital in Lilongwe. Details of the burial program are yet to be announced. The chief was known for promoting development and maternal health initiatives.
Malawi to commemorate international week of the deaf in Ntcheu
Malawi joins the global community in commemorating International Week of the Deaf in Ntcheu, with government and stakeholders reaffirming their commitment to advancing sign language rights and promoting inclusive education under the theme, “No Human Rights Without Sign Language Rights
Mutharika challenges MBC journalists to uphold professionalism
Mutharika accused MBC’s leadership of bowing to government interests at the expense of ethical journalism, warning that such practices undermine democracy and the media profession.
Chaima Banda resigns from MCP, citing persecution and abuse of funds
MCP has not yet issued an official response, but analysts say the development highlights growing discontent within the party following its electoral defeat
UDF concedes defeat, congratulates APM for leading in presidential poll
The United Democratic Front (UDF) has conceded defeat in the September 16 presidential election and has since congratulated Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika who is...
Chilima’s death still a national concern, says Kabambe as he congratulates Mutharika
The UTM President described Chilima as a leader whose passing left a lasting void in the nation.
MCP flags irregularities in the 16 Sept polls
The pressure continues piling up for the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) as the party appears to have lost the September 16, 2025 elections to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).
Blantyre DC urges collaboration in protecting weather radar
Blantyre District Commissioner Alex Mdooko has called for collaboration to safeguard a new weather radar at Kasamba Hill, TA Chigaru. The radar, under MWASIP, will enhance forecasting and early warning, with chiefs pledging to prevent vandalism.
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Mutharika sets bold path for economic recovery amid fiscal turmoil
The President’s message marks a shift from rhetoric to reform — promising a mix of fiscal discipline, debt restructuring, and renewed trust in governance as the pillars of economic recovery. But as experts warn, implementation will determine whether the blueprint delivers real relief to Malawians still burdened by inflation and poverty.
Mutharika reintroduces FISP, declares food security top priority
President Arthur Peter Mutharika has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to ensuring that no Malawian dies of hunger, announcing sweeping interventions in the agriculture sector,...
RBM warns of inflation surge, keeps policy rate at 26%
The Reserve Bank of Malawi has kept the Policy Rate at 26%, warning that inflation could reach 28.9% by year-end due to fuel prices and weak fiscal control.