Malawi’s Fuel Crisis: Black-Market Trade, Price Pressures and the Race to Secure Supplies
By Bridgette Kum’bweza Banda Malawi’s persistent fuel shortages are raising fresh questions about the country’s ability to finance petroleum imports,
Catholic Church Mourns as Fr. Audifansio Kapinga’s Mother Dies at 106
Rev. Fr. Audifansio Kapinga above pictured above with his
Malawi redirects Independence Day funds to economic programmes as Mutharika prioritises poverty reduction
Malawi’s President, Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, on Monday, 6 July 2026, ordered that all public funds allocated for this year’s
8 New Sisters Profess First Vows in Malawi, Urged to Trust in God’s Guidance
By Fr John Chiwaula Eight new members of the Daughters of Maria Theresa congregation have professed their first vows, committing
Central Region Football Association (CRFA) endorses Fleetwood Haiya
By Patrick Phupha Central Region Football Association (CRFA) has become the second football affiliate body to publicly endorse Fleetwood Haiya
Parliamentary Committee applauds progress on Salima–Lilongwe Water Project
Parliamentary Committee on Natural Resources, led by Chairperson Tiaone Hendry, tours the Salima Lilongwe water project
Sowing Innovation: How Onion Farmers in Rural Malawi are Boosting Yields Through Biotechnology
In the heart of Lilongwe District, tucked within the fields of Chiseka Village under Traditional Authority Chiseka, a quiet revolution is taking root in Malawi’s agriculture sector and it smells like onions.
Pictures from the Sub-region Conference of Bishops of Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe
Pictures from the Sub-region Conference of Bishops of Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe
“Everything happens for a purpose.” – Archbishop Phiri
“Everything happens for a purpose.” This is the statement that His Grace the Most Rev. Benjamin Phiri said at the
Mwambo wa Nsembe ya Ukaristia yotsekulira msonkhano wa ma Episkopi
Mwambo wa nsembe ya Ukaristia yotsekulira msonkhano wa aepiskopi a mpingo wa a Katolika m’maiko a Malawi, Zambia ndi Zimbabwe
Ministry of Education to recruit 4,200 Auxiliary Teachers
The Ministry of Education has unveiled plans to recruit 4,200 Auxiliary Teachers for a one-year contract under the Malawi Education
Inclusive action needed for persons with disabilities
Opening the Global Disability Forum today at the Bingu International Convention Center in Lilongwe, Minister of Gender, Community Development and