I keep seeing products in Chinese owned shops in Lilongwe with Chinese language, not a single word in English. You can’t even tell what the ingredients are for food items. Is this legal/acceptable? Mw Bureau of standards @BureauMalawi
Happy to announce that I will be selling broiler chickens throughout from 1st November 2025-January 2026. If you’re looking for chickens in Lilongwe for an event or anything else please contact me. 0995227404 😊
Musician Amidu graduates from the University of Malawi with a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities (Music & Philosophy). Managed by Vitumbiko Mumba, the Udikirebe Hitmaker is also dropping his debut album today. 🎓
She has produced 65 A's and 35 B's in Mathematics at Malosa Secondary School in Zomba, the highest achievement at the school.
She is a Genius Mathematician! A proud graduate of Mzuzu University, class of 2021.
NEW: Why is Malawi selling its crucial tobacco in Kwacha when we desperately need foreign currency? PIJ exposes a controversial government decision that could deepen the forex crisis and worsen fuel shortages.
Link: https://t.co/pjT5MC635S
The US Ambassador to #Malawi has voiced what many are thinking: while Zuneth Sattar—accused of grand corruption—enjoys life, the justice system appears stuck. Funny how swift action is reserved for petty thieves, while alleged kingpins get immunity without the paperwork.
@Uncle_b0bby@achemicals9 I think this is too sweeping a statement. Southern Region is the most densely populated than the 2 regions leading to small land holding size for subsistence. Some studies put it at an average of 0.2 hectares/capita
Put simply, there's less land for farming in the south.
Zuneth Sattar, long accused of orchestrating a Gupta-style state capture in "Malawi , has finally come under formal legal scrutiny in the UK. Yesterday, authorities initiated proceedings that mark a significant step toward accountability in a case that has drawn huge attention
Last night in Mzuzu, I walked away with four @misamalawi awards at the annual media gala— while our team @PlatformMalawi took home Media House of the Year! A passion that pays the bills and rattles the powerful? Say less.
US Embassy and MISA Malawi have raised concern over limited access to government information. Amy Diaz says it's hard to track laws as bills change a lot between readings.
She urged journalists to keep reporting on corruption ahead of the Sept 16 elections so “Malawians know who they are voting for.” Government says it's working to put more information online but the culture of secrecy still persists.