At the beginning of the month, the Chairperson of the Forum of Former African Heads of State and Governments and former Mozambiquan president, Joaquim Chissano, accepted the Government of Malawi […]
Nyasa Times, one of Malawi’s most popular online newspapers, reported this morning that Paladin, the operator of Malawi’s largest mine, Kayelekera Uranium Mine, has filed an official complaint with the nation’s Anti-Corruption […]
The Malawi Voice reported today that Rafiq Hajat, the Executive Director of the Institute of Policy Interaction, said Malawi may well be an attractive destination for foreign companies in the extractive industries […]
An Australian investigative journalist, Rory Callinan, has reported that nine Australian mining companies, including companies with a presence in Malawi, are able to finance aid projects under their corporate social responsibility activities […]
Malawi’s president, Joyce Banda, and Angola’s vice president, Manuel Vincente, met on Monday (28 January 2013) to strengthen economic ties between the two countries, especially in the mining sector, according […]
Government will always say the private sector is the engine for economic growth. But in reality, this is not what is happening on the ground. In Malawi, private sector is […]
The Construction, Mining and Freight Journal, formerly The Construction Journal, was rebranded in December last year to include coverage of the mining sector in Malawi and the region. This welcome […]
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