Novus Factory closed for operating under poor sanitation
The Lilongwe City Council has closed Novus Factory which manufactures bottled gin, for being found to be operating under poor sanitation,...
The Lilongwe City Council has closed Novus Factory which manufactures bottled gin, for being found to be operating under poor sanitation,...
Youth, Sports and Culture Minister Alfred Gangata says Malawi could host either Chris Brown or Burna Boy as part of...
Malawi’s representative at Miss World 2026, Ireen Navicha, is facing a crucial stage in her campaign as the competition moves...
Activists have questioned the continued acting leadership of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) director general Gabriel Chembezi arguing that his failure...
The National Oil Company of Malawi (NOCMA) has lost $403,605 — about K700 million— to hackers who tricked the company...
The Human Rights Consultative Committee (HRCC) has launched a national campaign calling for a comprehensive review of Malawi’s forfeiture and asset recovery laws. The initiative, called “Fair Forfeiture, Equal Justice,” seeks to ensure that the recovery of assets linked to criminal activities is effective while also protecting constitutional rights, due process and lawful property. Addressed the media in Lilongwe on Friday, HRCC Chairperson Robert Mkwezalamba said the initiative does not oppose the...
The High Court in Lilongwe has dismissed an application by government to lift a stay of proceedings in a case...
The Malawi Supreme Court of Appeal has largely upheld a High Court judgment ordering Agriculture Resources Limited to pay US$1.2...
By Favour Phyllis Chauluka: Malawi has recorded strong demand for lenacapavir, a long acting HIV prevention injection administered twice a year, with 1,392...
A family trust that built the KFC franchise in Malawi has been splintered by a legal battle between brothers over...

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