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The perennial budget deficits and government’s failure to disburse funds allocated to budget lines in the education sector could undermine the delivery of the budget, an analysis by stakeholders in the education sector shows. Civil Society Education Coalition executive director Benedicto Kondowe said donors’ subdued support in the 2023-2024 National Budget casts doubt on the

Investigative journalist Golden Matonga has been elected Media Institute of Southern Africa (Misa) Malawi Chapter chairperson. He takes over from Teresa Ndanga, the first woman to rise to the helm. Our Lilongwe Assistant Bureau Chief SUZGO CHITETE catches up with Matonga to understand what the landslide vote means to the country’s media landscape. Excerpts: Congratulations

As journalists celebrated World Press Freedom Day on Saturday, some feel more needs to be done for them to enjoy real freedom. The sentiments dominated a press freedom debate held to mark the day in Lilongwe. During the debate, most journalists claimed that although the country has made strides in changing some statutes to ensure

"In His name and after His example, I come not to be served but to serve.” King Charles III, at his Coronation. ~~ The Secretary to the President and

FDH Bank plc has given K5 million to Media Institute of Southern Africa (Misa) Malawi Chapter as sponsorship for the awards gala to be held in Lilongwe on Saturday. Speaking during the presentation of the cheque in Blantyre on Friday, FDH Bank plc public relations manager Lorraine Chikhula said they consider the media as their

Members of the Media Institute of Southern Africa (Misa) Malawi Chapter have elected investigative journalist Golden Matonga as the new chairperson to replace Teresa Ndanga whose tenure is expiring this weekend. The media fraternity gave Matonga the mandate to lead the institution’s national governing council for the next three years with 251 votes against 112

Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC) has decried low compliance to provisions of the Access to Information (ATI) Act by government ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) which still hide critical information to the public. Speaking during a panel discus s ion organised by Media Institute for Southern Africa (Misa) Malawi Chapter in Lilongwe yesterday as part

The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) says it is determined to provide water-tight balloting services for institutions conducting elections in the cou...