The Bitter End of Lujeri: When a Tea Estate Withers, a Community Bleeds
In the lush foothills of Mount Mulanje, where tea leaves once danced in the morning mist, silence now settles like dust.
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25 Years of Tax Power
Twenty-five years ago, Malawi’s tax system was a scattered patchwork — underfunded offices, paper records, porous borders, and chronic revenue leaks.
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Sugar Crisis Exposes Malawi’s Market Fragility
For many Malawians, sugar has long been a kitchen staple—reliable, unremarkable, and affordable.
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Malawi’s IMF Deal Collapses: What Went Wrong?
When Malawi secured a $175 million financial support deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), many well-meaning citizens saw it as a much-needed economic lifeline
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NEEF Loans: Cultivating Growth and Accountability
In the heart of Mangochi District, small-scale farmers in Lingamasa are finding new hope through the National Economic Empowerment Fund (NEEF)—a government-backed loan facility aimed at improving livelihoods through agriculture and entrepreneurship.
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EDITOR’S NOTE
When Celebration Ends, Work Begins.
Malawi stands once again at the crossroads of hope and expectation. The dust of elections has barely settled, and the people have spoken decisively—removing the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) from the helm of power and ushering back Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika and his Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).
Read more:When Celebration Ends, Work Begins.
