Govt Reviewing Punitive Taxes
Minister of Finance Felix Mlusu says Treasury will review taxes amid growing concerns by people in the country over punitive levies. Mlusu has made the..
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Govt Removes Duty On Motorcycles
Government has announced removal of duty on motorcycles in a bid to promote 'Kabaza' business in the country. Minister of Finance Felix Mlusu made the..
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Govt Nullifies 10.5 Billion Loan Repayment Deal With Mulli Brothers
Government has nullified a 10.5 Billion kwacha loan re-payment deal with Mulli Brothers. Mulli Brothers was one of the companies that owed government Billions of..
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Parliament passes revised K2.3 trillion budget
The National Assembly has today passed the revised K2.3 trillion budget. The budget was passed after the opposition had rejected the Ministry of Local Government..
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Govt revises upward 2020/2021 national budget
The government has revised upwards the 2020/21 national budget from K2.2 trillion to K2.3 trillion owing to increased emergency expenditure due to the Covid-19 pandemic..
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Japan Helps Malawi’s Energy Sector
The Government of Japan has committed about K126 million to fund detailed project design works for the improvement of the Old town and Kanengo substations..
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FEDOMA Faults Govt For Failing Articulate Problems Faced By Disabled
Federation of Disability Organizations in Malawi (FEDOMA) has faulted parliamentarians for failing to articulate issues affecting people with various disabilities in the country. Parliament rose..
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Parliament passes 202-2021 National Budget
Four weeks ago Felix Mlusu Minister of Finance presented in parliament the 2020-2021 national budget valued at 2.190 Trillion Kwacha in total expenditures. And after..
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Parliament urges public to express views on proposed budget
Parliament is encouraging the public to express their views on proposed national budget in order to push the government to come up with a balanced..
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Stakeholders present concerns on budgetary allocations to social sectors
 Stakeholders from various social sectors in Malawi Friday morning had an opportunity to interface with Members of Parliament and present their views on the 2020/2021..
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Social and Community Affairs Cluster Courts Ministry of Gender
The Parliamentary Cluster Committee on Social and Community Affairs, Local Authorities and Rural Development this morning met Ministry of Community Development and Social Welfare to..
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MCTU satisfied over proposed 13% salary increment for public sector workers
The Malawi Congress of Trade Unions (MCTU) is expressing satisfaction over the proposed 13% salary increment for public sector workers. Finance Minister Felix Mlusu announced..
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Mining experts hails govt for increasing allocation to the energy sector
Mining experts have hailed government for increasing the allocation to the energy sector from 40 Billion Kwacha to 57.8 Billion kwacha in the national budget...
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Covid-19 Strains Duty Free Week
Government has said duty free week will not be implemented now due to the global pandemic Coronavirus. Ahead of June 23 fresh presidential elections, Tonse..
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Govt Announces K100, 000 Tax Free Band Effective October 1
Government has announced an increase of tax free band from K45, 000 to K100, 000 effective October 1, 2020. The announcement has been made this..
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Chakwera to Deliver First SONA Tomorrow
President Lazarus Chakwera will deliver his first State of the Nation Address (SONA) during the opening of 49th session of parliament tomorrow on September 4,..
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EU Supports Malawi’s ‘Zanchito’ Project
The European Union has committed to provide K50.1 billion for the implementation of Malawi's 'Zantchito' project. The 7 year initiative is consistent with the current..
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Govt Disowns Facebook Page Bearing Name of Minister Of Finance Felix Mlusu
The ministry of finance has described as fake a statement informing the public of international Monetary Fund’s disbursement of money o accessed by entrepreneurs in..
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