YASIN OSMAN: A Legacy Beyond the Pitch
In July 1966, a 16-year-old stepped onto the pitch in Lusaka, Zambia, to represent Malawi for the first time.
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A New Lease on Life: Free Urology Surgery Camp Brings Relief.
By Hajira Halilu, Administration and Communications Officer (IHAM) A groundbreaking partnership...
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September 16th on the Horizon: Violence, Victories, and Voter Uncertainty
As Malawi edges closer to the highly anticipated September 16, 2025, general elections, the political atmosphere continues to heat up.
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Vice President Commends Lilongwe Water Board for Reform Achievements and Water Bottling Plant
Vice President and Minister of State for Public Service Delivery, Dr. Michael Usi, has commended the Lilongwe Water Board (LWB) for its progress in implementing reforms to enhance efficiency and service delivery.
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MAM Calls on Muslims to Pray for the Nation Amid Economic Challenges.
As the holy month of Ramadan unfolds, the Muslim Association of Malawi (MAM) has urged Muslims across the country to pray for the nation, particularly in light of the ongoing economic hardships.
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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.
