Nyasa Times

The Malawian government plans to recruit 1,100 secondary school teachers and additional primary school teachers to address rising enrollment caused by the free education policy. The move aims to alleviate pressure on overcrowded classrooms.

Malawi's mining minister, Thoko Tembo, has been shown projections indicating the Songwe Hill rare earths project could generate $1.91 billion in total economic benefits over its mine life. This potential revenue is seen as a significant boost for Malawi, one of the world's poorest economies.

Over 100 girls under 18 are involved in sex work in Rumphi, Malawi, according to warnings from campaigners at a stakeholders' meeting. The issue has raised alarm among advocates.

Health officials in Malawi are urging parents to vaccinate their children against measles immediately to prevent the disease from spreading. The warning comes as fears of a measles outbreak grow in the country.

MP Ayuba in Malawi has urged the government to stop making unfulfillable promises and admit it cannot afford the K5 billion Constituency Development Fund (CDF) commitment per constituency.

A South African business mogul involved in a scandal over alleged funds to Malawi's first lady has been appointed as a Malawi envoy, according to leaked documents. The leak reveals the controversial diplomatic appointment amid the ongoing funding row.

A man was struck by a train near Sikelo village in the Kalonga area of Salima District. Police rushed the victim to the hospital for medical treatment.

Joyce Banda will not seek a 2030 return to the presidency, stating she has 'done my part' and is now supporting Malawi's national efforts outside frontline politics. The article highlights her focus on youth and new energy for the country.

Malawi is modernizing its legal framework for trusts to close money laundering loopholes. The government held a stakeholder consultation in Lilongwe to discuss a long-overdue Draft Trusts Bill.

A parliamentary inquiry in Malawi is investigating the June 10, 2024 military aircraft crash that killed Vice President Saulos Chilima and eight others, revealing systemic lapses in the chain of responsibility.

Dr. McBride Nkhalamba contributed K5 million to assist Malawians affected by xenophobic violence in South Africa, providing reassurance during a period of uncertainty and displacement.

Malawians could face up to five years in jail or a K1 million fine for sexually offensive remarks, as a top lawyer criticizes the country's 'casual culture' around harassment.

Malawi's authorities have intensified their crackdown on online speech with the arrest of political activist Fredrick Billy Malata in Lilongwe. This incident highlights the government's increasing pressure on social media users.

The article discusses a debate in Malawi regarding President Mutharika's actions, questioning whether he is sidelining his Vice Presidents or preparing the DPP for future leadership.

Malawi is expected to have an average maize harvest this year, improving from last season's poor performance, but experts caution that production will still not meet the country's annual food needs.

Former Mr Malawi Tadeo Banda was among 12 people killed in a mass shooting in Johannesburg, South Africa. The incident has caused widespread grief in Malawi.

Malawi has started repatriating 150 citizens displaced by xenophobia-related tensions in South Africa. The evacuees were moved from temporary camps in Western Cape Province.

U.S. visa restrictions have created uncertainty for Malawians seeking to study, receive medical treatment, conduct business, or visit family in the United States. The issue highlights Malawi's growing challenges with international credibility.

The United States' visa restrictions are creating uncertainty for Malawians seeking to study, receive medical treatment, conduct business, or visit family in America. The issue highlights Malawi's growing challenges with international credibility as the U.S. celebrates 250 years of independence.