[Nyasa Times] Weather experts say another cyclone is building up after a detection of developments in the Indian Ocean, North East of Madagascar Island that may result into a new tropical cyclone.

[Nyasa Times] On the commemoration of World Consumer Consumer Rights Day on Tuesday, March 15, Malawi Communications & Regulatory Authority (MACRA) announced several measures to be implemented, which include establishing a digital forensic laboratory...

[Nyasa Times] Parliament on Monday confirmed Justice Rezine Mzikamanda as the new Chief Justice, replacing Chief Justice Andrew Nyirenda who retired in December 2021.

[Nyasa Times] Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) has protested the intention by the Government of Malawi to award China Railway 20 Bureau Limited (CR20) a contract to rehabilitate Bangula-Marka Railway line.

[Nyasa Times] Divisions have emerged in the transportation sector where drivers under the Transport Association in Malawi (TAM) has expressed opposition to the planned strike by the Professional Drivers Union (PDU) aimed at forcing the government to ...

[Nyasa Times] President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera on Monday commissioned state-of-the-art Pyxus Groundnuts Processing Factory at Kanengo Industrial Area in Lilongwe.

[Nyasa Times] Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has moved to clarify the reasons why musician-cum-anointed man of God, Pastor Mlaka Maliro, resigned from his position at ECG Jesus Nation Church in eSwatini.

[Nyasa Times] The newly appointed Minister of Mining Albert Mbawala has disclosed that his ministry taking necessary steps in addressing challenges affecting the mining to ensure the country maximizes profits and income from the sector.

[MBC] Parliament on Monday confirmed Justice Rizine Mzikamanda, Senior Counsel, as the country's Chief Justice.

[MBC] The stage is set for discussions on different development areas for the 46 member grouping of the Least Developed Countries LDCs at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.

[VOA] Blantyre, Malawi -- Officials in Malawi say at least seven people have been killed and hundreds displaced by Tropical Cyclone Gombe, which also left 11 people dead in Mozambique. Authorities have deployed search and rescue teams to flood-hit ar...

[Nyasa Times] The discussion around the independence of the Anti-Corruption Bureau has raged on for more than 20 years. I first raised the issue in 2001 when I wrote an article in Nation Newspaper of 28 November on My Turn page under the headline 'Co...

[Nyasa Times] Attorney General Thabo Chakaka Nyirenda says his office has been served with a court injunction filed by Mangochi south west legislator, Shadreck Namalomba.

[Nyasa Times] The Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation has unveiled a new tobacco buyer - Protrade Group Limited - with anticipation that it will create competition among the buyers thereby increasing demand and prices.

[Nyasa Times] Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera will on Thursday deliver a keynote address to the Fifth United Nations Conference on Least Developed Countries (LDC)s in New York, USA, where he is expected to plead for more support for the world's 46 ...

[Nyasa Times] Malawi's commercial capital Blantyre has said it will host its inaugural car exhibition next month at Limbe Country Club, and that all gate collections will go towards the aid of victims of Cyclone Ana which hit many districts in the co...

[Nyasa Times] The newly appointed Minister of Mining Albert Mbawala has disclosed that his ministry taking necessary steps in addressing challenges affecting the mining to ensure the country maximizes profits and income from the sector.

[Nyasa Times] The Tobacco Commission (TC) has planted 15, 000 trees in the area of Traditional Authority (TA) Kayembe in Dowa district.

[Nyasa Times] Like-minded individuals and organizations have formed Land Justice Consortium (LJC), which is expected to provide Malawians with platform to demand entrenchment and promotion of transparency and accountability in the land sector.

[Nyasa Times] A grouping of four civil society organizations (CSOs) have backed calls by the Catholic Bishops in Malawi for the Malawi Government to respect freedom of expression.

[Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] Cyclone Gombe hit Nampula province Friday morning (11 March), with winds of 120 to 160 km/h and rain of 200 mm. The cyclone made landfall in Mongicual district, between Ihla de Moçambique and Angoche. It conti...

[Nyasa Times] Travelers to and from Mulanje have been advised to use Thyolo Road as Chikuli Bridge along Mugabe Highway between Nkando trading centre and the junction turn off to Mulanje Boma has been rendered impassable as the heavy rains that is ac...

[Nyasa Times] On a visit by Parliamentary Committee on Education to appreciate academic programmes and services provided by Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST), Vice-Chancellor Prof. Address Malawi took the opportunity to highlight tha...

[RFI] Mother of six Mwandida Matias, 39, recalls the night they were hit by violent storms in Chikawa district, southern Malawi. People were shouting, others beating drums to alert people. By the time she managed to get out of the house with her chil...

[Nyasa Times] President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera has approved Joseph Bongololo Gondwe as Paramount Chief Chikulamayembe of the Tumbuka Tribe.

[Nyasa Times] Land Justice Consortium (LJC) says in a statement that it has asked members of parliament to remove freehold land ownership and adopt leasehold estates or make it exclusive entitlement for indigenous Malawians.

[Nyasa Times] The Minister of National Unity, Timothy Pagonachi Mtambo, and the Asian Communities in Malawi have resolved to collaborate in ending hate speeches, xenophobic statements and racial tendencies in Malawi.

[Nyasa Times] The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (Macra) has asked the public to desist from possessing any child pornographic material.

[Nyasa Times] Weather experts say eight of districts in southern region risk heavy rains starting on Friday due to tropical storm Gombe.

[Nyasa Times] Officials from the department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) say Malawi needs K68 billion to carry out its four-month disaster response plan to recover damages caused by Cyclone Ana.