By CIJM Former Budget Director, Paul Mphwiyo, has implicated Minister of Trade, Joseph Mwanamvekha, in.

By Tamanda Matebule A nine-member syndicate involving state officials – one allegedly in State House.

New evidence shows that connected businessman has a curious citizenship, writes CIJM Reporter Businessman Simbi.

Botswana Minister Prince Maele is struggling to explain his role in fast tracking an application for change of land use by a company belonging to a controversial Malawi businessman, Simbi Phiri who is linked to corruption.

A controversial P5 billion water project awarded by Malawian government to Khato Civil has been suspended after the country’s Law Society flagged irregularities in the tender

By CIJM Government paid out a whooping K72 billion to four firms that were identified.

By CIJM Government of Malawi has been accused of colluding with several mining companies to.

Mzuzu Civic Offices has a fabulous and modern office complex that houses all its six departments under one roof. These offices also include the opulent offices of the City father, his deputy and the spacious chamber for the city aldermen. But the only problem is that as of now this one-stop office complex has existed on paper or in officials’ heads for the past 21 years or so.

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.