Headline inflation—the rate at which commodity prices change in an economy at a given period—has remained on an upward spiral for the greater part of the year. National Statistical Office figures, released on Monday, show that Malawi’s headline inflation inched upwards to 29.1 percent in October 2025 from 28.7 percent. As CHIMWMWE MANGAZI writes, many Malawians, already subjected to abject poverty, feel the pinch of ever-rocketing prices of basic commodities with little, or no hope at all, for a better tomorrow.
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