Through the project called Accelerating children’s HIV/AIDS Treatment Initiative (ACT), Malawi Girl Guides Association (MAGGA).

Even though HIV remains one of Malawi’s biggest threats, the country has managed to make.

The Malawi Communication Regulations Authority (Macra) has emerged as the Malawian ministry of information’s illegal benefactor: in 2015/16 it shelled out more than 66-million kwacha for accommodation and meals, hired cars and other costs incurred by ministers and officials, the Investigative Journalism Centre Malawi (CIJM) has established.

State procurement chiefs are unlikely to face any music, despite being implicated in Ombud report. Malawi’s Ombud Martha Chimuza-Mwangonde has formally asked the country’s prosecuting authorities to crack down on state procurement chiefs implicated in the multibillion-kwacha “Tractorgate” scandal.

Malawi’s Anti-Corruption Bureau has launched an investigation into whether money irregularly changed hands during the rushed signing of production-sharing agreements on three of Malawi’s petroleum blocks just eight days before the 2014 elections in the country. The probe was requested by a range of Malawian civil society organisations and international NGO Oxfam. By COLLINS MTIKA for the Centre for Investigative Journalism (Malawi) in association with AMABHUNGANE.

By Collins Mtika The High Court in Lilongwe has ordered a judicial review on the.

There’s very low female condom uptake in Ntchisi as most people prefer male condoms a development that has resulted into the district hospital running short of the male condoms and remain with huge amount of the female ones.

The Malawi government cash cow, the Malawi Communication Regulations Authority (Macra) is a Father Christmas on ‘call’ because it bails governments’ broke and ailing ministries on the blink of an eye.

Maria Banda has just resigned as a housemaid in Balaka District; she now plies her trade as a prostitute in Mangochi and earns a much better income.

Malawi Police officers in eastern region are patting themselves on the back after a succesful anti-HIV and AIDS which has seen the drastic fall of the disease prevalence.

President Peter Mutharika says Malawi must fight back against the fraudulent movement of foreign exchange offshore, which is aggravating poverty.

Both academic and support staff at Mzuzu University(Mzuni) have fingered the institution’s seven-member management for.