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Three Additional Weeks to Fix Passport System

Government says the citizenry should wait for three more weeks to fix the hacked passport issuing system at the Department of Immigration and Citizenship Services.

Providing People With Comfort and Hope in the “Language of One’s Heart”

As International Mother Language Day approaches, Jehovah’s Witnesses offer content in more than 1,000 languages.

Chakwera Appoints News TC Commission

President Lazarus Chakwera has appointed new commissioners for the Tobacco Commission (TC) which will serve for 3 years to 2027.

Initiative Challenges Chiefs, Local Authorities to Champion Climate Action

Stakeholders have implored chiefs and other local leaders to use their powers to influence community members to be a part of climate action for the country to effectively deal with deforestation and other human activities that continue to harm the environment.

Tussle for Leader of Opposition: Fresh Legal Battle Looms for DPP

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is poised for another legal hurdle in its quest to replace leader of opposition Kondwani Nankhumwa with George Chaponda following the expulsion of Nankhumwa from the party.

119 Malawian Youths Off to Israel

Twenty-one young men out of 140 have failed to travel to Israel due to Visa and other logistical challenges.

Mass Expulsions in DPP

Democratic Progressive Party’s Central Executive Committee has, with immediate effect, expelled from the party several key officials, including former vice president for the southern region Kondwani Nankhumwa, former secretary general Grizelder Jeffrey and former director of women Cecilia Chazama.

Govt Lifts TZ Maize Import Ban

The government, through the Ministry of Agriculture, has lifted the ban on the importation of maize from Tanzania.

APAM in Pre-Election Drive to Protect People with Albinism

The Association of Persons with Albinism in Malawi (APAM) has made fresh calls on the need to strengthen laws, policies, capacity-building for law enforcement agencies and funding for organizations working with persons with albinism as the country gears up for the 2025 polls.

Beyond Money: ACB Hailed for Intervening in Irregular Job Recruitments

About two and a half decades ago, the graft busting body, Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) opened its doors in the country, marking a new chapter in the fight against corruption in Malawi.

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