Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Malawi: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Southern Africa
Malawi pathologist Charles Dzamalala says family consent is not mandatory for post-mortems in national interest cases, citing the recent military plane crash.
WaterAid Malawi intensifies project for improved water, sanitation, and hygiene services in Ntchisi district.
Malawi's CDF projects bring hope to Kasungu communities with road rehabilitation, health facilities, and water provision.
Malawi's state-owned enterprises are financially weak and heavily dependent on state support, according to the World Bank's Malawi Economic Monitor.
Coalition for the Prevention of Unsafe Abortion encourages young people to access reproductive health services to prevent unsafe abortions.
Mangochi District Youth Office forms youth platform to discuss mental health challenges and prevent suicide among young people.
Mzuzu City Council starts K8.087 billion road rehabilitation project to improve mobility and reduce congestion in the city.
Malawi faces prolonged power outages due to forex shortages hindering fuel and equipment imports.
Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority investigates rapid depletion of mobile data bundles
Malawi's Parliamentary Ad-hoc Committee is investigating conflicting reports on when the wreckage of a military plane carrying the Vice-President was discovered.
Malawi's DPP devises ways to maintain seized assets' value amid prolonged court cases.
Persistent diesel scarcity in Malawi has stalled economic activity, with businesses reporting increased operating costs and losses.
