Signed and sealed at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe on Tuesday, the agreements seek to jump-start cash spinning operations in mining and trade sectors that Malawi has identified as potential growth areas in its bid to revive the economy.
The Society of Medical Doctors in Malawi has welcomed the launch of the Women Doctors Association of Malawi (WDOM), expressing optimism that the new body will promote professionalism and improve healthcare service delivery.
In April 2025, in the midst of a recurring fuel supply crisis, disagreements emerged over the best approach to resolve the situation.
While some government officials argued that Malawi stands to benefit more by sourcing fuel directly from oil-producing nations in the Gulf through a government-to-government arrangement, others within the administration opposed the idea, preferring to maintain the system that uses a private agent company operating through Kenya.
In this special report, Eamon Piringu examines the debate at a time when the government is intensifying efforts to permanently address a problem that continues to affect the daily lives and economic well-being of Malawians.
The Ministry of Gender has renewed its call for beneficiaries of the Social Cash Transfer Program (SCTP), commonly known as Mtukula Pakhomo, to invest the funds strategically to help break the cycle of poverty in their households.
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