By: Dr. Alex Banda Malawi is burning, and the government is standing by, watching the flames grow higher. The World Bank has ...

Malawi faces escalating financial risks due to extreme weather, with its banking and insurance sectors ill-prepared for ...

The report serves as a clarion call to policymakers to act decisively, or risk further economic decline and suffering for the ...

Malawi’s economic recovery remains fragile due to the slow implementation of macroeconomic adjustment reforms and a series of recent shocks. Low growth and high inflation underscore Malawi’s economic ...

Malawi's economic recovery remains fragile due to lagging implementation of macroeconomic reforms and a series of exogenous shocks impacting the country according to the latest World Bank Malawi ...

Malawi's economic recovery remains fragile due to lagging implementation of macroeconomic reforms and a series of ...

As Malawi grapples with economic instability, food insecurity, and rising debt, the government is turning to its untapped mineral wealth to chart a path towards recovery.A new World Bank report, the ...

LILONGWE, Jan. 31 (Xinhua) -- The World Bank has projected Malawi's mining earnings at a total of 30 billion U.S. dollars between 2026 and 2040, but it has warned authorities to be on guard against ...

Increased investment in research to reform Malawi’s agrifood system has emerged as one of the keys to drive the country’s ...

"Chakwera must take responsibility on Malawi's economic mess, don't blame past regimes"-UTM leader Dr Kabambe - The Maravi ...

The recent decision by President Donald Trump to suspend foreign aid for 90 days has sent ripples of concern across various ...