Malawi's courts grind to a halt amid pay dispute

Malawi's courts have ground to a halt as some 2 000 judicial workers begin an indefinite strike over work conditions and higher pay, organisers say.

Malawi falls out of favour with ICC over al-Bashir arrest

The ICC says it is reporting Malawi to the UN Security Council for refusing to arrest Sudan's Omar al-Bashir, wanted by the court for genocide.

Malawi urged to arrest al-Bashir at trade summit

Human Rights Watch has asked Malawi to arrest Sudan's Omar al-Bashir on an international war crimes warrant if he goes to the trade summit this week.

Zambian president snubs Malawi summit

Zambian President Michael Sata will not travel to Malawi for a regional summit because his counterpart hasn't apologised for having him expelled

Plot to murder Malawi’s president exposed

A former member of the SA Secret Service and his associate reveal their role in conspiracy.

IMF ready to work with Malawi on restoring aid

The IMF says it is ready to discuss working with Malawi to try to get its stalled IMF aid programme back on track.

Mutharika dissolves Malawi's Cabinet

Bingu wa Mutharika has sacked his 42 member Cabinet and taken over all portfolios weeks after deadly anti-government riots killed 19 people.

South African in Malawi treason case

One of the key witnesses is a known information peddler with links to intelligence agencies.

Malawi better shape up if it needs a hand, says US

President Mutharika faces further protests and a loss of desperately needed aid if he fails to address Malawi's problems, civil groups and the US say.

Tide turns against Malawi's Mutharika

Malawians overwhelmingly re-elected their president two years ago. Now Bingu wa Mutharika's forces are blamed for killing at least 19 demonstrators.

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