Malawi Mourns
It is hard to bear and hard to swallow, with tears oozing without measure, as Malawi meets the hardest part of the moment in history after losing the Vice President, late Dr. Saulos Chilima.
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Msosa1 Foundation Provides Basic Necessities to the Elderly
Mzuzu City-based Msosa1 Foundation has distributed maize flour and other basic necessities to 60 elderly people on May 26, 2024, aiming to alleviate hunger and other challenges they face.
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Journalism Under Threat
Journalism today faces increasing threats and challenges worldwide, ranging from government censorship and crackdowns on press freedom to the rise of misinformation and fake news.
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MCCCI Pushes for Tax Review
The Malawi Confederation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (MCCCI) has called on government to revise corporate taxes, stating that high taxation on local and imported goods is negatively affecting the growth of industries.
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DPP Claims to have Solutions To the Country’s Ailing
In anticipation of the 2025 tripartite elections, Malawi’s main opposition party, the Democratic Progressive Party
(DPP), has unveiled Professor Peter Mutharika as its presidential candidate for the upcoming presidential race.
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EDITOR’S NOTE
SHOPS CLOSED, RIGHTS IGNORED: Balancing Accountability and Human Dignity
As we highlight the issue of expired goods and labour violations in this month’s cover story, it is imperative to reflect on the actions of two key players in this battle: the Ministry of Labour and the Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS).
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