The Malawi Congress of Trade Unions (MCTU) says it is planning to undertake a nationwide survey to quantify the number of jobs that have been created so far since the current administration came into office.

Over 100 Cyclone Ana survivors from two camps in Phalombe are yet to receive help two weeks after the devastating storm hit the district.

In a bid to address challenges faced in the country in different sectors, the federal republic of Germany and the Malawi government have signed a financial cooperation agreement worth 23 million euros to help improve the living conditions of people.

Latest tobacco estimates for Malawi will not be out until next month as the exercise is still underway, says the Tobacco Commission.

The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) says it is realigning its’ database to ensure that all broadcasters are operating in line with their licenses.

Political friction in the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) continues; now with some members of the party National Governing Council accusing party president Arthur Peter Mutharika of being captured and no longer in charge.

The Cannabis Regulatory Authority says cannabis farming is facing technical and financial challenges in its maiden year.

People living with HIV and AIDS who are on antiretroviral therapy are worried about the shortage of Bactrim in public hospitals, a situation they fear would expose them to opportunistic infections.

The Central Bank, Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has maintained the policy rate at 12 percent.

Nyasa Big Bullets’ quest for a third successive CAF Champions League participation has taken a new twist after the club acquired ownership of one of the country’s renowned and established women's football outfits, Blantyre Zero Football Club.