The Parliamentary Committee on Education has described the continued payment of boarding fees in public boarding secondary schools as a setback in the implementation of free secondary education.
The Roads Fund Administration (RFA) says it is reviewing tollgate designs ahead of the construction of three additional tollgates in the central region, with procurement of contractors expected soon.
The Mining and Minerals Regulatory Authority considered a shortlist of two hundred and twenty-eight (228) applications received in response to its advertisement for the post of Inspection and Enforcement Officer.
Commentators on corruption, accountability, democracy and good governance have cautioned the Office of Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) for discontinuing and dropping high profile corruption cases involving some senior government officials.
Malaria remains the number one killer disease in Malawi, with thousands of people dying from the disease every year, many of them children.
Despite this, there is hope for the country, with the Malaria Control Program in Malawi reporting over 40% reduction in malaria cases and 28% reduction in deaths in 2025.
Our reporter Innocent Kumchedwa has been finding out what this means to a local Malawian in the village, and at a larger level, to the country's health financing.
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