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Chakwera orders mandatory training for Civil Servants

MHRC POSITION ON THE CURRENT SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC SITUATION IN MALAWI (Full statement

Chakwera impressed with Livingston museum: Calls for investments to attract tourists

Having been impressed with David Livingstone Museum, President Lazarus Chakwera says it is high time Malawi started utilizing opportunities that museum as a tourist attraction sector can play to improve the economic development of the country. The President visited the impressive museum on Wednesday in the city of Blantyre in Scotland that preserves […]

Malawi-Scotland governance strengthening partnership sponsors a publication on governance in Malawi

Scotland Malawi Partnership (SMP) and its sister network in Malawi, Malawi Scotland Partnership (MaSP), have sponsored the publication of a 400+ page, peer reviewed literature on governance in Malawi, which is a new major collaboration as a part of their ‘Years of Governance Strengthening’ campaign. The publication, ‘Beyond Impunity: New Directions for Governance in Malawi’, […]

University of Malawi delinking finally accomplished

University of Malawi delinking finally accomplished The delinking of Malawi’s oldest institution of higher learning, the University of Malawi, into three separate universities has been accomplished, 11 years after former president Bingu wa Mutharika mooted the idea to the university council in 2009. Mutharika only managed to delink or unbundle Bunda College in 2011 to create Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) before his death in 2012 and his successor, president Joyce Banda, shelved the process. But another past-president, Peter Mutharika, who succeeded Banda, rekindled the idea, which the current administration, under President Lazarus Chakwera, has now concluded. The Malawi Ministry of Education has gazetted 4 May 2021 to be the commencement date for Acts of Parliament Nos 18, 19 and 20 of 2019, that established the three new universities, namely: a reconstituted University of Malawi (UNIMA), the Malawi University of Business and Applied Scienc