The country's main opposition political parties have said although President Joyce Banda delivered a "good vision" speech Friday in Parliament, implementation of the issues highlighted is more important than just delivering it.

Ex-employees of the liquidated Air Malawi Company Limited have accused government of failure to pay over K643 million towards their Pension Fund, Malawi News has learnt.

Cancer cases are on the increase in Malawi, the Ministry of Health and a study by the national cancer registry have said.

Government is failing to explain how much it has saved since it introduced nine economic cost-cutting measures in December last year.

President Joyce Banda has been named as one of Africa's 'big' 50 movers and shakers by Global International Briefing magazine commissioned by the Commonwealth secretariat.

The Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC) is playing double standards in the employment of two top senior public officers within the government system who were both arrested and cleared of corruption charges.

Neno risks another round of hunger if authorities do not intervene as some unlicensed buyers are buying maize in bulk forcing local leaders to press the panic button.

Malawi risks the suspension of a K4 billion donor project because the Department of Buildings has, for the past ten months, failed to come up with Terms of Reference (ToRs) crucial to the commencement of works.

The Ministry of Education has said the media did not report on the Week of Action for the Global Campaign for Education (GCE) that was observed between April 21 and 28 last week leading to a conclusion that the week passed silently in the country.

Students of the Polytechnic, a constituent college of the University of Malawi, on Thursday marched to the District Commissioner's office in Blantyre to hand over a petition to President Joyce Banda in which they spelt out their grievances over insufficient allowances and increased tuition fees.

Jockeying for position is underway in the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) as party bigwigs are eyeing to be running mate for the former ruling party's presidential candidate Peter Mutharika in next year's tripartite elections.

An unidentified number of Malawian nurses, who migrated to the United Kingdom in search of greener pastures, are said to be stranded in that country after finding themselves out of work due to changes in the UK immigration policy.

A letter of complaints from inmates at Chichiri Prison leaked to Malawi News has catalogued starvation, corruption, gross Human Rights abuses perpetrated by some prison authorities and illicit business enterprises by some warders at the correctional facility.

The Road Traffic Directorate (RTD) is using insecure paper in the production of important documents, a development that may be prone to forgery.

The board of the Malawi Communication Regulatory Authority (Macra) has said it is investigating how GOtv, launched in January by MultiChoice Malawi as a low-cost pay-television, found itself operating in the country with an alleged irregular license.

Government has abandoned the National Bus Services Limited in which it has shares on behalf of the public, leaving the other minority shareholder Abraham John Simama to engage in legal battles with the majority shareholder Mulli Brothers Limited (MBL).

Africa Network Campaign on Education for All (Ancefa) has established that the K15 million that President Joyce Banda reportedly spends on a single local trip can be used to pay at least 12 teachers at an average salary of K100, 000 per month for the whole year.

A man is languishing at Maula Prison in Lilongwe after he was arrested on March 6 as the main suspect behind a letter in which President Joyce Banda purportedly tendered her resignation to the Speaker of Parliament due to poor health.

State House has attacked civil society bodies in the country for what it calls its failure to call for accountability on the money that late President Bingu wa Mutharika collected from the public for the Bingu Silver Gray Foundation.

Government is going to lose millions of dollars in the Kayele¬kera Uranium Mining deal due to negligence, Malawi News can exclusively reveal.