A Grand Invitation to Islam For President Mutharika
President Professor Peter Mutharika whose administration upholds the policy of freedom of worship...
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PAC should not take Malawians for granted on Electoral Reforms Bill
Since its foundation in 1992, The Quasi-Religious Body, Public Affairs Committee (PAC) has played its role in advising government on a number of issues in the country, However, the organisation that has a representation from most major Religions in Malawi has not run away from controversies in its conduct.
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Kanjeza Islamic Sisters Graduates 440 women in Islamic Banking and Trading
As the Muslim Association continues its advocacy on Islamic Financial services, one of the Muslim...
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Are Commission of Enquiries a Waste of Resource in Malawi?
The first Commission of Inquiry which Bakili Muluzi instituted led by Supreme Court Judge, Michael...
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MAM Helps Government, Distributes Relief Items to Over 3500 Families
In answering President’s call for assistance towards the people who were affected by the 2017...
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The Glorious Qur’an Now in Yao Language
The Muslim Association of Malawi (MAM) had a very busy ending week of December 2016 as it...
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WAMY and MAM Train MAM Executive, Board of Trustees in Effective Leadership – “Beyond Elections Inspiring Excellence.”
The Muslim Association of Malawi (MAM) in December 2016 conducted a capacity building workshop for...
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Chinese Tour Operators Visit Malawi
Seven key influential Chinese Tour operators from Beijing, Shanghai and Nanjing were hosted by The...
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Muslim Female Teachers Organization (MUFTO) Holds 2016 Sister’s Camp
Muslim Female Teachers Organization (MUFTO) held a four days camp from 23- 26 December 2016 in...
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Are Malawians Bad Employers?
The governing circle in Malawi starts either when electing their leaders through the ballot papers...
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Lessons Unlearned – The Cycle Of Missteps
Malawi’s history of economic and political governance reads like a series of déjà vu moments—repeated crises arising from the same causes, each regime seemingly unwilling or unable to learn from the past.
