‘Effective checks and balances on government policies and actions are better executed by opposition political parties. The current situation provides an opportunity to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) to effectively play this role.’ By Mand...

A row has erupted between Blantyre Water Board (BWB) and the Green Belt Authority (GBA) over a dredging machine which the former allegedly took from the authority without following proper procedures. While GBA claims they lent the machine to the boar...

Football Association of Malawi (Fam) needs at least K2.5 billion for all the national football teams to fulfill fixtures. This is contained in a budget document, which Fam submitted to the Malawi National Council of Sports (MNCS), for its activities ...

By Feston Malekezo & Richard Chirombo When, six years ago, Malawi started implementing the National Inclusive Education Strategy, little did public officials know that they were putting 14-year-old Ellen Mwazembe on the path to success. Before th...

The movie industry is an interesting artistic discipline, which has contributed immensely to economic development in Nigeria. Audit firm PwC indicates that in 2021, Nigeria’s film industry contributed 2.3 percent and about 239 billion naira ($660 m...

TNM Super League leaders Blue Eagles have made sensational claims that first-round fixtures have potential to create room for match fixing. This comes as some teams seem to have played more away matches in the first-round, which means they will have ...

Flames attacking duo Peter Banda and Francisco Madinga have attracted interests, from three European clubs, namely Sweden side Djurgårdens IF, Denmark side Viborg and Croatian team Osijek. Fifa-sanctioned player intermediary Amadou Fontem Tigana, wh...

Malawi Academy of Sport (Mas), through its tennis section, will this weekend hold a two-day championship to select players to represent the country during the Region 5 Games. The tournament will start today at Blantyre Youth Centre, with outstanding ...

Minister of Finance, Sosten Gwengwe, has warned that things may get worse before they become better as authorities lay a solid foundation for sustainable macroeconomic policies that last. Gwengwe was speaking in Lilongwe ahead of the IMF Mission visi...