Chisomo Chingwalu
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- Aug 4, 2026
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Mwanamvekha Warns Councils Over Audit Decline (opens the original)
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Finance Minister Joseph Mathyola Mwanamvekha has warned local councils against losing public trust following a decline in the number of councils achieving clean audit opinions, urging the National Local Government Finance Committee to strengthen financial management systems. Mwanamvekha made the remarks in Lilongwe during the official announcement of the 2025/26 Local Authority Performance Assessment (LAPA) results and presentation of Performance-Based Grant cheques, where he acknowledged improv
MEPA Clears Way for Dowa Fertiliser Plant as Parliament Probes Delays (opens the original)
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The Malawi Environment Protection Authority (MEPA) says the long-delayed Mulalo Granular Fertiliser Production Factory in Dowa has completed the environmental approval process and is now awaiting an environmental certificate, as Parliament investigates what stalled the investment. The proposed plant, being developed by Mtalimanja Holdings under local investor Napoleon Dzombe, is expected to promote local fertiliser production, reduce reliance on imports and help address challenges farmers face i
Learning Crisis Threatens Africa’s Future, Leaders Warn (opens the original)
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Africa’s future development ambitions could be undermined unless countries urgently address gaps in foundational learning, education leaders warned on Wednesday as they opened a continental meeting in Lilongwe. The warning came during the first day of the third Africa Foundational Learning Exchange (FLEX2026), which has brought together education leaders, policymakers and development partners from more than 40 African countries to tackle challenges affecting basic learning outcomes. Malawi’s Min
Kabambe Demands Reversal of Public University Fee Hike (opens the original)
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UTM President Dalitso Kabambe has called on the government to reverse the recently approved 100 percent tuition fee increase for public universities, arguing that the decision will place higher education beyond the reach of many students from poor families. Speaking during a news conference in Lilongwe on Tuesday, Kabambe urged government to reprioritise spending within the K11.8 trillion national budget instead of transferring the cost to students. He proposed cutting non-essential expenditure,
Malawi at 62: Rights Gains Overshadowed by Corruption- Historian (opens the original)
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Malawi has made notable progress in human rights, political freedoms and access to education since attaining independence, but corruption continues to deny citizens the full benefits of that progress, the Lost History Foundation has said. Speaking on Zodiak Broadcasting Station's Tiuzeni Zoona programme, the Foundation's Executive Director and Founder, Cornelia Selenje, described Malawi's 62-year journey as one of "mixed fortunes," saying the country has registered democratic gains that deserve
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