Malawi: Malawi Sees Carbon Trading As New Frontier for Sustainable Development

[AllAfrica - Africa] - 20/01/2026

[Nyasa Times] The Malawi Government says carbon trading presents a new and significant financing frontier for sustainable socio-economic development.

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Business Owners Protest Against Electronic Invoice System in Several Malawian Cities

Business operators in Mzuzu have staged demonstrations to express dissatisfaction with the newly introduced (…)

[Face Of Malawi] - 2/02/2026

Dazik Releases “Pulani” Reggae Version Music Video

A few days after officially handing over a girls’ hostel at Tiyamika Orphanage in Mchinji, gospel artist Davie (…)

[Nyasa Times] - 26/01/2026

Vendor Convicted for Illegal Vending at Kamuzu International Airport

A 29-year-old vendor, Jailosi Faiton, has been convicted by the Mkukula First Grade Magistrate’s Court in Lumbadzi, (…)

[Face Of Malawi] - 27/01/2026

Rumphi Chieftaincy in Turmoil as Paramount Chief Pushes Controversial Appointment

Rumphi’s chieftaincy crisis is deepening as Paramount Chief Chikulamayembe, born Joseph Bongololo Gondwe, faces (…)

[Nyasa Times] - 30/01/2026

Queens Elizabeth Central Hospital equipped with Magnetic Resonance Imaging machine

* First of its kind in the country’s public hospitals that will reduce the need to refer patients abroad for (…)

[Maravi Express] - 29/01/2026