Malawi and Tanzania have been at odds over their national borders and Lake Malawi (or Lake Nyasa as the world’s 9th largest lake is known in Tanzania). Malawi currently controls […]
In 9 months, Malawi will give birth to its next president. In the upcoming May 2014 tripartite elections, Malawians will go to the polls to vote for ward councillors, members […]
Peter Mutharika, presidential aspirant with the Democratic Progressive Party and brother to the former president, has come under fire in the last week for alleged “warmongering” remarks he made about the […]
Update 14 August 2013: The South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) posted an analysis piece on their website that discusses the weaknesses of the SADC in mediating the dispute between […]
Malawi’s leaders have refused to enter into an interim agreement with Tanzania on the disputed lake borders this weekend. On Sunday, former Mozambican president Joaquim Chissano and former South African […]
On Friday 17 May 2013, Malawi’s president Joyce Banda gave a State of the Nation Address to open the 2013/2014 Budget meeting of Parliament in Lilongwe. Before this address was […]
Amid week-long nationwide strikes, Joyce Banda, Malawi’s president, left the country yesterday in a jet provided by the president of Equatorial Guinea. Banda is attending the 3rd Summit of the Forum […]
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 […]
A 5-hour drive from Malawi and Mozambique’s shared border post lies Tete, which is the Mozambican province that is increasingly becoming known for its vast coal deposits. The Brazilian mining […]