48 people survive Lake Malawi boat accident
By Innocent Chunga: Forty-eight people, including eight children, have survived a boat accident on Lake Malawi in Nkhotakota District after their boat developed an engine fault while they were travelling…
At 19.4%, Malawi’s inflation still way above peer nations
By Justin Mkweu & William Kumwembe: Malawi’s headline inflation eased for the tenth month in a row in September 2026, to 19.4 percent from 20 percent the month before, thanks…
Summer signing helps Bullets reclaim top spot
New FCB Nyasa Big Bullets forward Tinaye Tsimba underlined his potential when he scored towards the end of the match to help the People’s Team reclaim top spot in the…
Malawi prisons’ chess teams make strides in inter tourney
Three Malawian Prison Chess teams have shown encouraging attributes after their promising performance during the three-day 6th Intercontinental Online Chess Championship for prisoners that concluded on Thursday. The teams, which…
EU urges Malawi to harness tourism for forex inflows
By Mcloyd Chilangiza: The European Union (EU) has urged the government to leverage the tourism sector under the Agriculture, Tourism, Mining and Manufacturing strategy to boost foreign exchange inflows. EU…
Law Commission consults on standalone child marriage law
By Roy Howa: The Special Law Commission on the Development of Legislation for the Eradication of Child Marriage Friday gathered input from traditional leaders, child rights activists and others on…
Nomads cautious ahead of Creck tie
Mighty Wanderers coach Bob Mpinganjira has warned his charges not to underrate Creck Sporting Club when they face each other in the FDH Bank Premiership at Mpira Stadium in Blantyre…
History beckons for Beach Soccer team
The Malawi National Beach Soccer Team, the Hustlers can write another piece of history if they qualify for the 2026 Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) finals this afternoon.…
How new elephant collars at Kasungu National Park wire up wildlife corridor and conservation
By Charles Mpaka: In a 2,300-square kilometre landscape of expansive miombo forest, split in parts by rivers, fragmented in some by stretches of dambos and rising in others to hills…
Public money, public questions
Public money belongs to the people, and every kwacha must be spent carefully. At a time when many Malawians are struggling with the high cost of living, public institutions must…
