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02/01/2026

Nyumba zofalitsa uthenga zomwe zinatsekedwa kapena kulandidwa zitupa m’zaka khumi zapitazi zapatsidwa chiyembekezo chatsopano, kutsatira chisankho chatsopano cha bungwe loyang’anira zoulutsira uthenga m’dziko muno, MACRA.

Bungweli latsegula mwayi kwa makampani okhudzidwa kuti alembenso mapepala ofotokoza chidwi chawo, ngati akufuna kuti zitupa zawo zibwezeretsedwe. Malinga ndi kalata yolembedwa ndi mkulu ogwirizira wa MACRA, Mayamiko Nkoloma, makampaniwo apatsidwa masiku 21 kuti apereke mafunso awo.

MACRA yati mwayiwu ukupereka mpata kwa nyumba zofalitsa uthenga zomwe zinalandidwa zilolezo zawo m’zaka khumi zapitazi, kuti ziwunikenso mmene zingabwererenso pa mphepo ya zoulutsira uthenga m’dziko muno.

Zina mwa nyumba zofalitsa uthenga zomwe zingapindule ndi chisankhochi ndi mawayilesi a kanema ndi mawayilesi omvera monga Beyond FM, Rainbow TV, Joy Radio, Ufulu FM, Galaxy FM ndi Sapitwa FM, omwe anali atatsekedwa m’zaka zapitazi.

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22/12/2025

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11/05/2025

Strengthening Regional Ties in Digital Innovation

Malawi’s Minister of Information and Digitalization, Hon. Moses Kumkuyu Kalongashawa, has engaged in high-level talks with Tanzania’s Minister for Communication and Information Technology, Hon. Jerry William Silaa, to explore stronger collaboration in the communications and digital technology sectors.

The bilateral meeting, held on May 9, 2025, on the sidelines of the International eLearning Conference at the Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre in Dar es Salaam, focused on fostering regional partnerships and advancing shared digital development goals.

Reported by Gift Menlick Tembo

08/05/2025

Black Smoke Rises Over the Vatican: No Pope Elected Yet

A cloud of black smoke has billowed from the chimney atop the Sistine Chapel, signaling to the world that the 133 Cardinal electors have not yet reached a consensus on the next Pope.

This traditional signal, steeped in centuries of history, marks another round of inconclusive voting in the Papal Conclave. The black smoke, created by burning the ballots along with special chemicals, means that the search for the 267th successor to Saint Peter continues.

Inside the sacred halls of the Vatican, the Cardinals remain in deep prayer and deliberation, seeking divine guidance to choose a spiritual leader for the Catholic Church’s more than 1.3 billion faithful around the globe.

The eyes of the world remain fixed on the chimney, waiting for the moment when white smoke will rise—signaling that a new Pope has been chosen.

Reported by Gift Menlick Tembo

07/05/2025

Malawi Secures Strategic Partnerships with UAE to Advance Malawi 2063 Vision

Malawi has taken a significant step towards realizing its long-term development blueprint, Malawi 2063, by entering into key Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The agreements cover sectors such as mining, trade, education, and diplomatic training, marking a new chapter in bilateral cooperation between the two nations.

The MoUs were signed on Tuesday at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe, witnessed by President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera and the UAE’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The signing ceremony highlights Malawi’s commitment to strengthening international ties that can translate into sustainable economic and social growth.

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nancy Tembo, emphasized the strategic importance of these agreements in aligning with the Malawi 2063 agenda, which envisions an inclusively wealthy and self-reliant nation. “The President has been engaging with different countries on how they can support Malawi’s development. These agreements show his dedication to making Malawi a better country,” she said. The UAE delegation’s visit follows up on President Chakwera’s earlier trip to the Gulf nation, where he promoted Malawi’s Agriculture, Tourism, and Mining (ATM) strategy to attract investment and partnerships.

Reported by Gift Menlick Tembo

06/05/2025

Malawi-UAE Ties Set to Strengthen as President Chakwera Hosts High-Level Diplomatic Meeting

President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera is today scheduled to host His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe.

The high-level diplomatic visit marks a significant step in deepening bilateral cooperation between Malawi and the UAE, particularly in the areas of investment, trade, energy, and infrastructure development.

According to officials, the meeting is expected to lay the groundwork for strategic partnerships that could open up economic opportunities for Malawi while enhancing the UAE’s engagement in Southern Africa.

Sheikh Abdullah’s visit reflects the UAE’s growing interest in expanding its global diplomatic footprint and investing in emerging markets like Malawi, which is actively pursuing international partnerships for its development agenda.

Reported by Gift Menlick Tembo

06/05/2025

Vice President Dr. Michael Usi led mourners on Tuesday afternoon at the funeral service of the late Chikumbutso Mtumodzi, Principal Secretary for the Department of Procurement and Supply Services, held at his residence in Area 10, Lilongwe.

Mtumodzi, a respected public servant and former Director of Information, passed away on Monday at Partners in Hope Hospital in Lilongwe. His sudden demise has shocked many, as he was widely regarded for his dedication to public service and communication excellence.

The funeral drew high-profile figures including Secretary to the President and Cabinet Madame Colleen Zamba, Cabinet Ministers, senior government officials, and top Malawi Congress Party (MCP) officials. Their presence underscored the profound impact Mtumodzi had in both government and political circles.

Dr. Usi, in his brief remarks, described the late Mtumodzi as "a committed and principled servant of the nation, whose contributions will be remembered across generations."

Reported by Gift Menlick Tembo

06/05/2025

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Son, Cristiano Jr., Earns First Portugal U-15 Call-Up

Cristiano Ronaldo’s eldest son, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., has taken a significant step in his budding football career after earning his first call-up to the Portugal U-15 national team. The 13-year-old forward will represent his country at the upcoming Vlatko Marković International Tournament in Croatia this May.

Cristiano Jr., who has previously featured in youth academies for Juventus and Manchester United, is currently developing his game in the youth system of Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia, where his father plays professionally. Known for his impressive skills and goal-scoring instincts, the young Ronaldo has frequently drawn comparisons to his legendary father.

Portugal’s U-15 team will compete against Japan, Greece, and England in the group stages of the prestigious youth tournament. The event serves as a key platform for showcasing emerging talents from across the globe and is often scouted by top European clubs.

This call-up marks a proud moment for the Ronaldo family and could be the beginning of an exciting journey for Cristiano Jr. on the international stage.

Reported by Gift Menlick Tembo

06/05/2025

Mining Sector Tipped as Key to Malawi's Economic Breakthrough

Vice President Dr Michael Usi has described Malawi’s mining sector as a “golden key” to unlocking economic growth and lifting the country into middle-income status.

Speaking in Lilongwe during the launch of the Presidential Delivery Unit’s Mining Lab, Dr Usi emphasized the need for transparency at all mining sites, saying Malawians must fully benefit from the country’s natural resources.

The three-day Mining Lab, supported by the Government of Britain, brings together key stakeholders to chart a path for the future of Malawi’s mining industry.

Minister of Mining, Ken Zikhale Ng'oma, hailed the platform as a potential game changer, saying it will help ensure that mining activities benefit not just investors, but the wider population.

British High Commissioner Fiona Ritchie reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to supporting Malawi’s efforts to grow a transparent and inclusive mining sector.

Reported by Gift Menlick Tembo

25/12/2024

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18/10/2024

The Malawi National Commission for UNESCO (MNCU) together with National Library Service, Music Crossroads Malawi, Department of Museums and Monuments, Tumaini Letu and Rei Foundation Limited have successfully launched the Malawi Folktales and Folksongs Database.

A statement that has been released and signed by MNCU Senior Assistant Executive Secretary Christopher Magomero said the database is now in operation after its launch on 9 October.

Magomero said apart from the presence of different officials from various departments and other organizations that graced the occasion, the attendees also enjoyed the behind the scenes video showing how the folktales were collected and documented across the country.

The statement further said that after the official launch of the database, on 12 October there was also the community launch at National Library Service in Lilongwe which was aimed at providing an opportunity for children to experience the newly launched database and learn how to use it.

Among others, the Malawi Folktales and Folksongs Database contains 257 folktales and 217 folksongs and it is in 3 languages namely Chichewa, English and Kiswahili.