Category: Business

Chakwera test rides the motorcycle around Kamuzu Palace grounds * Their efforts are contributing positively to Malawi’s transition from a predominantly importing to an exporting economy * I am delighted that Malawi is on the right trajectory to realising our dreams as a nation in line with the MW2063 agenda * Of a self-reliant, industrialised, middle-income nation—President Chakwera By Duncan Mlanjira President Lazarus Chakwera took time to sample an electric motorcycle which a group of Malawian young engineers brought…

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* Applicants are required to bring the original receipt as proof of payment * Which they were issued with upon submitting their passport applications By Duncan Mlanjira The Department of Immigration & Citizenship Services is informing the general public that those who applied for their passports between January 2021 and March 2022 and are yet to be issued with a copy, should visit its offices in Blantyre, Lilongwe Mzuzu and Mangochi to collect in person. In a public notice,…

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The plaza where the fraud was detected * Malawians accused of not paying attention to the receipts they are given as the fraud could have been detected quickly * Roads Fund Authority want to heap the responsibility of checking the authenticity of the receipts on us too * RFA is just trying to push its internal corruption on the citizenry * RFA should go on a civic education campaign to sensitise motorists features of genuine receipts * Which should…

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McDowel Kumatso presents the tree seedlings to T/A Maliri By Peter Kanjere, ESCOM PRO Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) — in recognition that in the course of doing their work of supplying electricity use natural resources such as trees and that they need to be replaced — the national power utility company has donated 3,000 seedlings to Tikondane Women’s Group at Nasala Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Maliri in Lilongwe on Friday. ESCOM held the symbolic handover of the…

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* This is due to the non-availability of materials at ESCOM * The connection fee of K93,200 paid by an individual customer * Which is a contribution towards the average cost of K365,000 * ESCOM is facing challenges in raising its contribution of K271,800 per connection By Duncan Mlanjira Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) is now allowing customers who are willing and can afford to procure materials required for swift single phase connection after meeting all terms and…

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