Reports that the JUDICIARY might go on STRIKE
Reports reaching Malawian Zone indicate that the Malawi Judiciary staff is set to go on strike because government has not fulfilled its promise to review..
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Malawi: Private Sector Governance 2012
The government recognises that the private sector is Malawi’s growth engine, as stated in the Vision 2020 and the MGDS II programmes. However, there are..
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The Ibrahim Index of African Governance
The Ibrahim Index of African Governance is a comprehensive ranking of African countries according to governance quality. Funded and led by an African institution, the..
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Malawi ready to resume talks with Tanzania over Lake Malawi
Malawi has expressed willingness to resume talks with Tanzania to resolve a protracted territorial dispute concerning the border in Lake Nyasa, a senior official with..
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Donors spell out governance concerns
The country's donors under Common Approach to Budget Support (Cabs) want answers on a number of issues which still need to be addressed by President..
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Al-Bashir and Kiir fail to reach deal over South Sudan Independence issues
Sudan President Omer Al-Bashir and his South Sudanese counterpart Salva Kiir Mayardit managed, after another round of marathon talks on Wednesday, to strike a deal..
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Malawi, Tanzania border dispute escalates
Despite Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete's insistence on a peaceful resolution to the Lake Nyasa dispute, tension continues to rise as elders dispute Malawi's claim of..
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Malawi’s foreign policy under microscope
Former president Bingu wa Mutharika's legacy is likely to make a huge impact in matters of foreign policy as the new People's Party-led government seeks..
Read MoreJoyce Banda to visit to Liberia’s Ellen Johnson -Sirleaf
Malawi’s President Joyce Banda is expected to pay a two-day working visit to President Ellen Johnson -Sirleaf here on Saturday and Sunday April 28-29, the..
Read More‘Don’t end up like me,’ Mutharika tells African big men at own funeral
This is an “autoeulogy” from departed Malawi President Bingu wa Mutharika. Face Of Malawi obtained an exclusive copy from wa Mutharika’s witchdoctor, Mulozi wa Mutharika,..
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The Life of President Bingu wa Mutharika
The death of President Bingu wa Mutharika early this month has not only robbed Malawi of its leader but also deprived Africa of a fearless..
Read MoreU.S. Congress Bill Calls On Obama to Engage African Markets
Brother, can you spare a dime? This sentiment from one of the most famous American songs of the Great Depression largely characterized the donor-recipient relationship..
Read MoreZimbabwe: Political ‘Meltdown’ Expected If Mugabe Dies in Office
A leading political analyst has warned that Zimbabwe will be plunged into a 'political meltdown' if Robert Mugabe was to die in office, amid ongoing..
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Who is delaying Academic Freedon inquiry?
The future of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into the causes of Academic Freedom wrangles that ensued in the University of Malawi is hanging in..
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Statement by U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Johnnie Carson on Death of President Mutharika
The following is a statement by Johnnie Carson, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, United States Department of State. On April 5, President of the Republic..
Read MoreImpact of Malawi’s Judicial Strike
It is not often that a constitutional democratic state faces a full blown strike by one of the three arms of government but that is..
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Information Minister Attacks Newspaper’s Assessment of Government
Malawi Minister of Information, Patricia Kaliati has lashed at The Sunday Times over a cabinet assessment report done and published by the newspaper in its..
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