Malawi is strengthening its food control system with the aid of nuclear sciences, boosting consumer protection and export competitiveness. With IAEA support through the Joint FAO/IAEA Centre of ...

An electric tractor that’s entirely powered by the sun could boost crop yields for farmers in sub-Saharan Africa and in doing so, improve access to electricity. Developed by Aftrak, a business spun ...

Malawi remains stuck in a vicious cycle where structural challenges, endemic macroeconomic instability, and restrictive trade policies reinforce one another—contributing to the gradual erosion of the ...

In 2010, MS NOW and UNICEF USA teamed up to deliver desks to classrooms across Malawi. More than 405,000 desks later, the K.I.N.D. (Kids in Need of Desks) Fund has benefitted 1.6 million students, ...

Malawi’s central bank ruled out the need to devalue the currency because foreign-exchange inflows increased after voters elected a new president, easing a dollar shortage. Peter Mutharika swept to ...

Malawi’s president appointed a new finance minister and replaced his security chiefs after being sworn in at the weekend. Joseph Mwanamvekha, who served as President Peter Mutharika’s finance chief ...

In Malawi's presidential election, Peter Mutharika has been reelected to lead the largely poor country of 21 million people with nearly 57% of ballots – a landslide ahead of President Lazarus Chakwera ...

BLANTYRE, Malawi — Former President Peter Mutharika was declared the winner of Malawi's election Wednesday, ousting incumbent Lazarus Chakwera to return as leader of one of Africa's poorest countries.

The concession from President Lazarus Chakwera came despite reports of irregularities at the polls. Final results showed that Peter Mutharika had won nearly 57 percent of the vote. By John Eligon and ...

President Lazarus Chakwera seeking second term Biggest rival is his predecessor, Peter Mutharika Top issues are stagnant economy, inflation and corruption BLANTYRE, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Malawi voted on ...