In a bid to promote the tourism industry in the country, government has implored state and non-state actors, including individuals residing abroad, to step up efforts in revitalizing Malawi’s tourism industry.
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The first ever elective Annual General Meeting for the Association of Muslim Journalists (AMUJO) was held on April 26, 2024 in Blantyre where the Minister of Water and Sanitation Abida Mia was the guest of honor.
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Students at various European universities, inspired by the continuing p r o – P a l e s t i n i a n demonstrations on campuses in the United States, have been occupying halls and facilities, demanding an end to partnerships with Israeli institutions because of Israel’s war on Gaza.
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In a world where diversity and inclusivity are increasingly valued, the introduction of new financial services tailored to specific cultural and religious beliefs marks a significant step towards creating a more inclusive financial landscape.
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The story of the introduction of Islamic banking facilities in Malawi’s banks can never be complete without a mention of the fallen hero, the late Muhammad Jumah.
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Currently, discussions about Sukuk bonds and Islamic Finance are on the increase. Here in Malawi, the Government has just approved the Introduction of Islamic Banking in the country.
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Zomba City Deputy Mayor, Munira Abdullah Chitseko, has challenged women and girls to work hard in order to attain financial independence.
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Malawi is one of the countries in southern Africa that has been worst hit by the effects of El Nino’s prolonged dry spell, pushing about two million households into hunger.
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Palestinians in the occupied West Bank are living in fear as armed Israeli settlers attack them,...
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In a parliamentary democracy, the legislative house represents the zenith of democratic discourse and decision-making.
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Rethinking the Affordable Inputs Program
The Affordable Inputs Program (AIP) has long been seen as a critical support system for millions of smallholder farmers in Malawi. For many, it provides the only means of affording fertilizers and seeds essential for survival.
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