New heads of security institutions urged to uphold professionalism
The newly appointed heads of security institutions are being challenged to distinguish themselves as professionals and restore public trust. This...
Jayne Kaonga
Jane Kaonga is a professional journalist based in Blantyre, Malawi. She has over 10 years of experience in media industry. She mostly reports on political, governance and social issues.
Council applauds Mutharika, Chakwera, and Mtalimanja
The Anglican Council in Malawi has urged the president-elect to embrace all Malawians regardless of political affiliation, creed, ethnicity, or...
Low uptake of family planning leads to rise in pregnancies, abortions among youths in Machinga
The Machinga District Council has announced plans to increase the uptake of family planning (FP) methods by 60 percent by...
Calls intensify for the review of laws on prisoner pardons
Critics are demanding a review of laws governing the pardoning of prisoners to ensure greater transparency. This follows allegations that...
US travel ban looms over Malawi amid security concerns
An international relations scholar has described Malawi’s inclusion on the list of countries facing potential US travel restrictions as a...
Activists oppose age limit bill tabling
Critics are calling the alleged proposed age limit bill poorly timed, as it comes just six months before Malawi’s September...
MEC describes 3rd supplementary voter registration as a success
The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has described the recently concluded third supplementary voter registration exercise as a success. The two-day...
Illovo assures public of adequate sugar supply amid rationing concerns
Illovo Sugar Malawi Plc has assured the public that it has sufficient sugar stocks to meet local demand, which stands...
Councils’ funding drought worries MPs
The Ministry of Finance has assured councils that they will receive their funding by Friday this week. This assurance came...
Critics describe Chakwera’s airport directive as suspicious
A governance critic is demanding an explanation for President Lazarus Chakwera's recent directive banning military parades, political dances, and press...
