Chilema Tree — Malawi’s ‘Living Wonder of the World’ being elevated as an eminent cultural, environmental and tourism asset

* As Chilema Ecumenical Training & Conference Centre in Malosa, Zomba focuses on commemorating 60 years of existence next year * Located within the estate of Anglican Church in Malosa, the Chilema Tree is one of Malawi’s most unusual which looks like many trees growing together * But it is actually one single grove with its roots and branches spread wide, creating a shape that leaves every visitor in great awe of it By Duncan Mlanjira The Chilema Tree,…

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Ekhaya Luxury Resort offers a lot more than just elegant hospitality

* Discover the charm of Mangochi, its Lake Malawi beach and beyond — an excursion into Liwonde National Park to view wildlife * Dream weddings are best celebrated at Ekhaya Luxury Resort whose venue is free but simply choose your Silver, Gold or Platinum package to make your special day unforgettable By Duncan Mlanjira The business of Ekhaya is mostly renowned through its meat shops and through sponsorship of Ekhaya FC, the Cowboys but beyond is the at Ekhaya…

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Malawi’s high economic pressure does not eliminate investment opportunities

* Malawi Pressure Index (MPI) of 78 highlights where strategic capital can created value * Periods of high economic pressure invariably create challenges, but they can also expose structural gaps, underserved markets and unmet demand Maravi Express Executive Director of Economic Research & Strategy Chief Economist for Don Consultancy Group (DCG), Chifi Mhango, who spearheaded the creation of the inaugural Malawi-Pressure-Index (MPI), further unwraps the economic impact of the analysis in relation to the country’s investment opportunities. Mhango, who…

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Kenya’s government approves ambitious plan to construct underground railway

* Seeking a long-term solution to Nairobi’s traffic congestion whose first phase will cost US$7.78 billion * The project will be funded by the Kenyan government, pension funds and transport-oriented development initiatives Maravi Express Kenya’s government cabinet is reported to have approved an ambitious plan to construct an underground railway system — seeking a long-term solution to ease the capital Nairobi’s traffic congestion. According to the online, Kenya.co.ke, the first phase of the project — to cost US$7.78 billion…

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Cape Verde’s historic 2026 FIFA World Cup™ debut reported to have triggered unprecedented travel surge to the island nation

* In the United States, searches for ‘Cabo Verde vacation’ rose by more than 5,000% from the previous year, while Expedia reported an increase of over 800% * Cape Verde also known as Cabo Verde, is a country of 10 volcanic islands sitting roughly 350 miles off the west coast of Senegal * It was a Portuguese colony until it gained independence in 1975 By Duncan Mlanjira Cape Verde is reportedly seeing a sharp rise in tourism interest after…

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Lot 2 of Golomoti-Monkey Bay road corridor rehabilitation commences financed by National Bank of Malawi

* This investment will improve connectivity, facilitate trade, strengthen local businesses, and contribute to sustainable economic growth * Because at National Bank of Malawi Plc, building Malawi’s future goes beyond banking By Duncan Mlanjira The road rehabilitation works of the Lot 2 Golomoti-Monkey Bay corridor, supported through a K100 billion financing facility by National Bank of Malawi (NBM), has been officially launched. The Lot 2 covers a 28.4km stretch between Chantulo and Golomoti section while Lot 1 is financed…

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Mulhako wa Alhomwe website to enable people to learn Lhomwe language, access the tribe’s history and follow its celebration activities

* We are a big community, and it is important that we document and protect our history for future generations—Board of Trustees chairperson Muchanakhwaye Mpuluka By Patience Longwe, Malawi News Agency (MANA) Mulhako wa Alhomwe Cultural Herotage has launched its website, https://alhomwe.mw/, which is set to connect Lhomwe people worldwide and preserve the tribe’s history for future generations. The launch was held at a fundraising dinner at Sunbird Capital where the organisation’s Board of Trustees chairperson, Muchanakhwaye Mpuluka, said…

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Financial institutions taking huge role in supporting Malawi’s major road rehabilitation projects

* As Minister of Transport & Public Works officially launches the rehabilitation of Lot 1 of Golomoti-Monkey Bay Road corridor financed by FDH Bank at K100 billion credit facility * National Bank to finance the corridor’s Lot 2 rehabilitation, a project that Government describes that it represents another milestone in its agenda to build a modern, resilient and integrated transport network * That supports tourism, trade, investment and inclusive socio-economic development * Standard Bank played a role as lead…

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Mulhako wa Alhomwe targets K300 million in fundraising dinner on July 4 at Sunbird Capital

* Proceeds from the event will finance the October festival and support community programmes targeting the elderly and girls’ education By Patience Longwe, Malawi News Agency (MANA) In preparation for the Mulhako wa Alhomwe Festival to be held on Sunday, October 18, 2026, at Chonde Culture Heritage Centre, the Cultural Heritage’s Board of Trustees will host a fundraising dinner on July 4 at Sunbird Capital Hotel in Lilongwe, targeting to raise K300 million for this years celebration. At a…

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30 days to go towards the much-anticipated Mount Mulanje Porters Race 2026

* As over 80 local enthusiasts register while internationals have also shown interest to participate * To be held on July 11 under the theme; ‘Mountains & Forests: Guardians of Our Water’ that highlights importance of protecting natural forests and mountain ecosystems * Registration still open at MK7,000 for porters; MK10,000 for non-porters; MK12,000 for individual fun-runners and MK100,000 for corporate/group fun run By Duncan Mlanjira Today, June 11, marks 30 days before the much-anticipated Mount Mulanje Porters Race…

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